Titlebook: Contesting Stories of Childhood Sexual Abuse; Jo Woodiwiss Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2009 c

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Beyond the Recovered Memory Wars, on an understanding of CSA which allows for evidence or symptoms, in the form of ‘recovered’ or ‘a(chǎn)lternative’ memories, to be identified in the lives of formerly abused women. This book explores how women construct and make use of their own life stories or narratives of CSA, the majority of which a

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Making Contact: Knowledge and the Inner Child,iterature. She is often seen as the holder of knowledge, the damaged part of the adult victim for whom time stopped still, and that part of the adult victim that needs to heal. She can also be understood as a child like part of the adult victim or survivor and it is therefore possible to engage with

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Life with the Inner Child, and healing. The inner children who populated the accounts of the women who participated in this study are more complex and women’s relationships with them more fluid than she appears in much of the literature. Although she occupies a central position in the literature, as the holder of knowledge a

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Compulsory Sexuality?,ide variety of other cultural texts, we are led to believe that sexual abuse in childhood is likely to have a negative impact on adult sexuality. In the context of adult sexuality, there are some who argue that not all those who were sexually abused as children will be traumatised by it (McMillen et

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Overview: Located within a burgeoning therapeutic/self-help culture this book explores stories of childhood sexual abuse, ‘recovered memories‘ and multiple personalities, and explodes the myths surrounding women who, without memories, redefine themselves as victims.978-0-230-24515-0