Debating rape: to whom does the uncanny 'myth' metaphor belong?
This article focuses on the language and metaphors used in debating rape myths, arguing that it is their uncanny aesthetic and affective qualities that accounts for the debate's fractious nature but that also brings the possibility of a more productive politics. For much feminist-informed rape...
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