[New map of the myths about gender violence in XXI century].
Esperanza Bosch Fiol, Victòria Aurora Ferrer Pérez
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Esperanza Bosch Fiol, Victòria Aurora Ferrer Pérez
Abstract
This paper presents an approach to the contemporary relevance of the myths about domestic violence, which are defined as stereotypical beliefs about such violence, which are generally false but persistent. These myths have been studied and classified into diverse categories (marginality myths, myths about offenders, battered women myths). To them, and within the context of new forms of sexism, would be added what has been called "new myths", including those that minimize the importance of the problem or, even going one step further, those that deny its existence. This paper discusses the scope and extent of these new myths.
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This paper presents an approach to the contemporary relevance of the myths about domestic violence, which are defined as stereotypical beliefs about such violence, which are generally false but persistent. These myths have been studied and classified into diverse categories (marginality myths, myths about offenders, battered women myths). To them, and within the context of new forms of sexism, would be added what has been called "new myths", including those that minimize the importance of the problem or, even going one step further, those that deny its existence. This paper discusses the scope and extent of these new myths.
Key concepts: Mythology, Relevance (law), Context (archaeology), Scope (computer science), Sociology, Psychology, Epistemology, Social psychology