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‘You Thought You Were Superman’ : Violence, Victimization and Masculinities
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Titel
  • ‘You Thought You Were Superman’ : Violence, Victimization and Masculinities
Förlag, etc.
  • 2015-11-17 Oxford University Press (OUP), 2017
Utgivningsår
  • 2017
Anmärkning: Innehållsbeskrivning, sammanfattning
  • In order to develop an improved understanding of the central criminological relationship between men and violence, this article focuses on men’s gender performances in relation to both violent victimization and offending. By means of discourse analysis based on interviews with male probationers about their own experiences of the victim–offender overlap, this research shows how men relate to a gangster discourse, a developmental discourse, a discourse of vulnerability and a fatherhood discourse. These discourses are characterized by complexity, interdiscursivity and ambivalence, and they rely to a varying extent on bodily performance and on several intersections. The study deepens our understanding of men’s relationship with violence and shows how men perform, renegotiate and even undo gender, within and beyond street cultures.
Ämnesord
Institution
  • Stockholms universitet Kriminologiska institutionen
Värdpublikation
  • British Journal of Criminology : Oxford University Press (OUP) 57:1, s. 61-78 57:1<61-78 ISSN 0007-0955 ISSN 1464-3529
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