Father Rite/Right/Write : Lesbians, the Media and the Child Sexual Abuse Controversy.
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https://doi.org/10.26686/jnzs.v1i1.236Abstract
The paper was taken from my Ph.D work in progress on print media constructions of lesbians in Aotearoa, from 1980 onwards. A post-structuralist reading was combined with lesbian feminist analysis in order to draw out the connections between the three homonyms: rite, right and write, and constructions of lesbians as they appear in dominant media discourses on child sexual abuse. I focussed particularly on two media topics: the use of child sexual abuse statistics in the 1988 Telethon campaign, and the Spence case, as constructed by North and South, and the NZ Listener.
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1990-10-01
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