Sick Love. How to Stop Domestic Violence and Free Yourself from the Power of the Abuser
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Winner of the STELLA 2020 Prize.
• The best non-fiction of the book of Australia 2019.
• finalist of the Walkley Book Award 2019.
Jess Hill - a journalist who has been exploring the topic of domestic violence since 2014. Previously, she worked as a producer on the ABC radio, the correspondent of the publication The Global Mail in the Middle East.
The American magazine Foreign Policy included it in the top 100 most influential women-twitter bloggers. Her articles about home violence were twice awarded the journalistic prize from the Walkley Foundation, once - the AMNESTY International International Human Rights Acts and three times - the Australian human rights organization OUR Watch.
In 2017, 87,000 murders of women were registered in the world, more than a third of them (30,000) died at the hands of a sexual partner, and in another 20,000 cases a killer turned out to be one or another relative. About 40% of the number of all murders of women in Russia is made by a partner.
But too often we ask the wrong question: why didn’t it leave? At that time, as they should ask: why did he do this?
In this masterfully written work, Jess Hill safely answers uncomfortable questions about how and why society creates rapists, but is not able to protect its victims, sequentially dismantles the erroneous logic of the charges of victims, leads the real stories of the victims and shows ways to the way to the way to the way out From the crisis.
• Types of aggressors: how to recognize and fight back.
• Why all tyrants act according to a single scheme, despite cultural, racial and other differences.
• How they become a victim of violence.
• What does the patriarchy and porn industry have to do with it.
• Why women suffer and do not leave for so long.
• What is female violence
• The best non-fiction of the book of Australia 2019.
• finalist of the Walkley Book Award 2019.
Jess Hill - a journalist who has been exploring the topic of domestic violence since 2014. Previously, she worked as a producer on the ABC radio, the correspondent of the publication The Global Mail in the Middle East.
The American magazine Foreign Policy included it in the top 100 most influential women-twitter bloggers. Her articles about home violence were twice awarded the journalistic prize from the Walkley Foundation, once - the AMNESTY International International Human Rights Acts and three times - the Australian human rights organization OUR Watch.
In 2017, 87,000 murders of women were registered in the world, more than a third of them (30,000) died at the hands of a sexual partner, and in another 20,000 cases a killer turned out to be one or another relative. About 40% of the number of all murders of women in Russia is made by a partner.
But too often we ask the wrong question: why didn’t it leave? At that time, as they should ask: why did he do this?
In this masterfully written work, Jess Hill safely answers uncomfortable questions about how and why society creates rapists, but is not able to protect its victims, sequentially dismantles the erroneous logic of the charges of victims, leads the real stories of the victims and shows ways to the way to the way to the way out From the crisis.
• Types of aggressors: how to recognize and fight back.
• Why all tyrants act according to a single scheme, despite cultural, racial and other differences.
• How they become a victim of violence.
• What does the patriarchy and porn industry have to do with it.
• Why women suffer and do not leave for so long.
• What is female violence
Author:
Author:Джесс Хилл
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-182015-2
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