A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion

A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion
Publisher: The MIT Press | ISBN: 0262201259 | edition 2000 | File type: CHM | 272 pages | 10,6 mb
The authors base their argument partly on statistics showing that in the United States, most rape victims are of childbearing age. But disturbingly large numbers of rapes of children, elderly women, and other men are never adequately explained. And the actual reproductive success of rape is not clear. Thornhill and Palmer's biological interpretation is just thatan interpretation, one that won't withstand tough scientific scrutiny. They further claim that the mental trauma of rape is greater for women of childbearing age (especially married women) than it is for elderly women or children. The data supporting these assertions come from a single psychological study, done by Thornhill in the 1970s, that mixes first-person interviews with caretaker's interpretations of children's reactions.


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