Feminism and Criminology 0.0 / 5 ? CriminologyFeminsimUniversityAll boards Created by: alt1997Created on: 25-01-18 19:58 what did 1st wave feminism concerned about the vote 1 of 19 what type of feminist believe the root of womens oppression is male control over women sexuality? radical 2 of 19 which feminist believes women are oppressed through capitalist system socialist 3 of 19 why have women been neglected in criminology women commit less crimes, they commit less violent crimes, are over represented in statistics and CJS is dominated by men 4 of 19 according to early feminist criminology, why do women conform? because women are subject to a range of controls that men aren't. 5 of 19 According to Heidensohn, what are women controlled through? sexual harrassment, ideals, domestic responsibility and labels. 6 of 19 Who argued women are written into criminology but badly? Heidensohn 7 of 19 according to lombroso what physical deformities do female criminals have have a lower jaw and more wicked than their male counterparts. 8 of 19 what does women's liberation thesis argue emancipation has allowed women to evade mens spaces 9 of 19 according to Alder, what is the result of more equal opportunities? women beginning to adopt traditional male roles. 10 of 19 according to Pike, what type of society are we going to live in if women become liberated? a criminogenic one 11 of 19 who criticised Adler, on the basis that there is no real increase in crime just a moral panic? Smart and Worral 12 of 19 has feminism eradicted the idea that womens deviance is biology based yes 13 of 19 who has feminism made visible? the female offenders, perpetrators and victims of crime. 14 of 19 what did pat carlen find in her study of women who go to prison? are single, low income, black and poorley educated 15 of 19 who argued that women are punished double-blindely? Smart 16 of 19 has feminism challeneged the idea of stranger danger? yes 17 of 19 what is Chesney-Lind's sexualisation thesis? courts sexualise girls offences 18 of 19 what does the Fawcett Society 2003 argue? 'both policy and services continue to be patchy.' 19 of 19
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