The first truly global history of sexual violence, by acclaimed historian Joanna Bourke.
Joanna Bourke Books
January 1, 1963
Joanna Bourke is a historian and professor of history, whose work delves into social and cultural history. Her writings explore how individuals experienced and interpreted violence, poverty, and wartime. She critically examines narratives of suffering, emphasizing lived human experiences during difficult times. Bourke's approach is characterized by deep archival research and meticulous analysis of historical sources.
Rape : a history from 1860 to the present day
- 576 pages
- 21 hours of reading
A fascinating, thought-provoking book on the emotive subject of rape from the highly acclaimed author of 'Fear'
Loving Animals
- 184 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Renowned historian Joanna Bourke explores the modern history of bestiality.
The book offers a vibrant historical account of Birkbeck, University of London, highlighting its evolution over 200 years from a time when educated working people were frowned upon to its current status. Joanna Bourke explores the institution's significant role in transforming British higher education, reflecting on its impact and contributions throughout history.
Příběhy plného sexuálního násilí nás obklopují na každém rohu. Autorka se ve své knize s využitím poznatků kriminologie, sociologie a psychologie vypořádává s různými definicemi znásilnění a znásilňovatele a ukazuje, jak hluboce je sexuální násilí zakořeněno ve své době a jak se neustále proměňuje.
