Routledge Re-writing Women as Victims - Gender Research Book

Re-writing Women as Victims: From Theory to Practice offers a critical analysis of how women are represented in contexts of violence. This volume from the Interdisciplinary Research in Gender series examines political strategies and civil society initiatives that challenge traditional narratives. By looking closely at the concepts of victimhood and agency, this book moves beyond the simple abuser-victim dynamic. It explores the complex connections between gender and violence, as well as individual and collective accountability. Readers will find a deep look at how politics, activism, and cultural productions work to seek social transformation. This text is an essential resource for understanding the modern debates surrounding gender, agency, and the ways society views women in violent contexts.