Disclosing Sexual Violence in a Digital Society

Storytelling, Activism, and Justice

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Paru le : 2024-11-15



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This book examines the various ways that victim-survivors disclose sexual violence in digital settings and theorizes the extent to which these practices constitute a new and informal 'justice' occurring in digital space. It features qualitative research interviews conducted with victim-survivors who disclosed sexual violence online and analyzes digital spaces utilized by survivors for the purposes of support, healing, and connection.
The volume provides insight into how and why victim-survivors use digital technologies to pursue ‘justice’ and the decision-making processes they undertake in order to navigate digital space after sexual violence. It expands on the theorization of informal justice in digital society and its potential implications. It focuses particularly on the experiences of justice for victim-survivors in the aftermath of sexual violence, highlighting the complexities of disclosing rape, sexual assault, and abuse in digital space.
Pages
160 pages
Collection
n.c
Parution
2024-11-15
Marque
Springer
EAN papier
9783031749896
EAN PDF
9783031749902

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Dr Tully O'Neill is a Lecturer in Criminology at La Trobe University (Melbourne, Australia) who lives and works on unceded Wurundjeri land. As a feminist and digital criminologist, their research to-date examines how justice manifests in digital society, particularly in the aftermath of sexual violence. Tully's further research interests revolve around identity, technology, justice, and victimisation, as well as the intersections of queer, feminist and post-structural theories. Tully's research has featured in leading international and national journals within the discipline, including The British Journal of Criminology, Trauma, Violence & Abuse, Current Issues in Criminal Justice, Journal of Gender-Based Violence, and the International Journal for Crime, Justice & Social Democracy. 

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