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A dilemma in rape crisis and a contribution from philosophy

Social Work

A dilemma in rape crisis and a contribution from philosophy

H. H. Maung

Explore the complex dilemma of rape crisis support as Hane Htut Maung from the University of Manchester challenges the conventional understanding of rape as violence. This thought-provoking paper argues for a nuanced conceptualization that balances countering victim shame while acknowledging the specific harm of rape.

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