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Male Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence, Masculinity, and the Incomprehensibility of Being a Victim

by ACON on Oct 13, 2009

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Dr. Matthew Ball, Associate Lecturer, School of Justice, Queensland University of Technology...

Dr. Matthew Ball, Associate Lecturer, School of Justice, Queensland University of Technology
Despite the dearth of research on the issue of violence within male same-sex intimate partnerships, a recurring finding is that victims of such violence rarely seek assistance from police or other service providers. This presentation will examine the interaction between social discourses on intimate partner violence and those on masculinities in order to provide a broad conceptual framework for understanding
this phenomenon.
Specifically, it will chart the way that social discourses on intimate partner violence, as well as those relating to masculinity, create tensions between performing masculinity,
identifying as gay, and positioning oneself as a victim of violence. In doing so, it will consider the potential for analyses
of these discourses to help understand and prevent intimate partner violence in these contexts.

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