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Record ID: 313b84b9-aa65-4c9d-9e17-eaec4fa190e8
Type: Journal Article
Title: Listening: a tool for minimising violence in the lives of women with disabilities
Other Titles: Women against violence : an Australian feminist journal
Authors: Dennis, Rea
Keywords: Disability
Population: People with disability
Year: 1999
Publisher: CASA House (Centre Against Sexual Assault)
Citation: (7), December 1999
Notes:  There are many ways in which women experience violence in the modern era: physically, sexually, psychologically, culturally. For women with intellectual disabilities these experiences tend to be compounded by additional layers of violence and oppression linked to their deviant status. Identity scholars claim that telling our story alleviates some of the oppression encountered by being ‘other’ in the dominant culture. This paper explores the intersection of personal story and identity formation for women with profound intellectual disabilities, nominating the failure of society to listen as the primary violent act.
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/15649
ISSN: 1327-5550
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