Beyond the Rapist: Title IX and Sexual Violence on US Campuses

Awards:   Winner of Winner of the 2020 Book Award from the European Group for Organizational Studies.
Author:   Kate Lockwood Harris (Assistant Professor of Communication, Assistant Professor of Communication, University of Minnesota)
Publisher:   Oxford University Press Inc
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9780190876937


Pages:   184
Publication Date:   02 May 2019
Format:   Paperback
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Beyond the Rapist: Title IX and Sexual Violence on US Campuses


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  • Winner of Winner of the 2020 Book Award from the European Group for Organizational Studies.

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Author:   Kate Lockwood Harris (Assistant Professor of Communication, Assistant Professor of Communication, University of Minnesota)
Publisher:   Oxford University Press Inc
Imprint:   Oxford University Press Inc
Dimensions:   Width: 20.80cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 13.70cm
Weight:   0.204kg
ISBN:  

9780190876937


ISBN 10:   019087693
Pages:   184
Publication Date:   02 May 2019
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

"Chapter 1: Why ""Beyond the Rapist""? Chapter 2. An Organization's Relationship to Violence: Reading Communication and Agency through Feminist New Materialism Chapter 3. Violence Communicates Differently: Diffraction and the Organization of Rape Chapter 4. Agency Organizes Violence: Raced and Gendered Boundary-Making Practices for (Non)human and Discursive Force Chapter 5. Beyond the Rapist: Rethinking Communication and Agency, Changing Campus Rape"

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In Beyond the Rapist, Kate Harris Lockwood carefully crafts a feminist new materialist understanding of sexual violence as an accumulation of organizational actions rather than a single act perpetrated by individuals. She brilliantly illuminates how schools frame campus rape as individual acts in ways that obscure the processes of organizational violence that facilitate rape and leave marginalized students more vulnerable to sexual violence. This book makes a significant contribution to the material-discourse debate in feminist theory, and it advances our understanding of the power of institutions to both enable and prevent sexual violence. * Caroline Heldman, Associate Professor of Politics, Occidental College * This book challenges common-sense assumptions about sexual violence on campuses. Through rejecting the discourse-material divide, it recasts violence as communicatively linked to material forces that are intrinsically organizational. As a provocative, insightful text, it provides vital case-based advice for institutions and society. * Linda L. Putnam, Distinguished Research Professor Emerita of Communication, University of California, Santa Barbara *


In Beyond the Rapist, Kate Harris Lockwood carefully crafts a feminist new materialist understanding of sexual violence as an accumulation of organizational actions rather than single act perpetrated by individuals. She brilliantly illuminates how schools frame campus rape as individual acts in ways that obscure the processes of organizational violence that facilitate rape and leave marginalized students more vulnerable to sexual violence. This book makes a significant contribution to the material-discourse debate in feminist theory, and it advances our understanding of the power of institutions to both enable and prevent sexual violence. * Caroline Heldman, Associate Professor of Politics, Occidental College *


"""In Beyond the Rapist, Kate Lockwood Harris carefully crafts a feminist new materialist understanding of sexual violence as an accumulation of organizational actions rather than a single act perpetrated by individuals. She brilliantly illuminates how schools frame campus rape as individual acts in ways that obscure the processes of organizational violence that facilitate rape and leave marginalized students more vulnerable to sexual violence. This book makes a significant contribution to the material-discourse debate in feminist theory, and it advances our understanding of the power of institutions to both enable and prevent sexual violence."" --Caroline Heldman, Associate Professor of Politics, Occidental College ""This book challenges common-sense assumptions about sexual violence on campuses. Through rejecting the discourse-material divide, it recasts violence as communicatively linked to material forces that are intrinsically organizational. As a provocative, insightful text, it provides vital case-based advice for institutions and society."" --Linda L. Putnam, Distinguished Research Professor Emerita of Communication, University of California, Santa Barbara"


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Kate Lockwood Harris is Assistant Professor of Organizational Communication at University of Minnesota. Her research on the relationship between violence and communication appears in fourteen different journals and several edited books. Dr. Harris has won accolades from national and international academic societies for her scholarship on organizational responses to sexual assault, and she consults with organizations to develop violence prevention programs.

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