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Brison -- War Rape; Michael Boylan -- Date Rape: The Intractability of Hermeneutical Injustice; Debra L. Jackson -- Intellectual Disability, Sexual Assault, and Empowerment; Virginia L. Warren -- Resisting Sexual Violence: What Empathy Offers; Sarah Clark Miller -- Part 2 Harassment and Medicalized Violence -- From Mental Illness to Moral Injury: Psychological and Philosophical Approaches to the Harms of Sexual Violence; Zenon Culverhouse -- Policing Women to Protect Fetuses: Coercive Interventions During Pregnancy; Debra A. DeBruin and Mary Faith Marshall -- Pronatalism is Violence Against Women: The Role of Genetics; Laura M. Purdy -- "Her Body Her Own Worst Enemy": The Medicalization of Violence Against Women; Abby L.Wilkerson -- Part 3 Domestic Violence -- The Tyranny of Bodily Strength: Harriet Taylor and John Stuart Mill on Domestic Violence; Rita Manning -- A Feminist Analysis of the Abuse and Neglect of Elderly Women; Rosemarie Tong and Howard Lintz -- Myth, Power, and Gun-Related Intimate Partner Violence Against Women; Peter Tagore Tan -- There is no Honour in Honour Killing; Vibhuti Patel -- Part 4 Media Violence, Pornography, and Prostitution -- Is Seeing Believing? Rapist Culture on the Screen; Jane Caputi -- Crossing the Line: Online Violence; Wanda Teays -- Beyond Labels: Pornography, Violence, and Free Speech; Edith L. Pacillo -- The Myth of the Happy Hooker: Kantian Moral Reflections on a Phenomenology of Prostitution; Clelia Smyth and Yolanda Estes -- Notes on Contributors -- Index. . 330 $aThis timely anthology brings into sharp relief the extent of violence against women. 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