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Suck it Up and Drive on Soldier: A Burkean Rhetorical Analysis and Critical Examination of the Internal Rhetoric of a Military Rape Victim

Creator:

Ward, Corrina M.

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Sexual assault in the military is prevalent, underestimated, and sadly overlooked. This is largely due to the inherent patriarchy and hegemonic masculine ideologies that set rigid power boundaries in the military. The roles of powerful and powerless are indoctrinated into Servicemembers from the first moment of training, and are reified...

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Masters Thesis

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promotes aggression and violence, which supports military-on-military sexual assault (MSA) against female
Stressors, resources, perception, and adaptation among military women during deployment

Creator:

Mawdsley, Jennifer Renee

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This study explored factors that lead to adaptation among married women in the military during the stressor of deployment. The Double ABCX Model of Family Stress and Adaptation (McCubbin & Patterson, 1 983a, 1 983b, 1 983c) provided a strong theoretical model for this study, on which the empirical model...

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Masters Thesis

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: Stressors, Resources, Perception, and Adaptation Among Military Women During Deployment. Abstract approved
Oppression from Within : AIM, Heteropatriarchy, Settler Colonialism, and the Death of Anna Mae Aquash

Creator:

Whitebear-Cupp, Luhui

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This thesis describes how heteropatriarchal, settler colonialism impacted Indigenous communities' systems in power and control, particularly with the American Indian Movement during the 1960s-1970s. Further, the gendered divides this created within the American Indian Movement are described. The murder of Anna Mae Aquash is revisited as an act of gendered...

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Masters Thesis

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trauma felt by Native women. Violence against Native women is as prevalent as it has ever been. The