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1. www.oxfordbibliographies.com › abstract › documentHonor Cultures and Violence - Criminology - Oxford Bibliographies

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   Sep 29, 2015 · Introduction. “Honor” means different things to different people at different times. In modern societies, honor refers primarily to a form of social status that attaches to integrity and sound character. But honor has an older meaning still found among some groups today—a form of social status founded on the willingness and ability to use ...

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2. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullHonor killing as a dark side of modernity: Prevalence, common ...

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   Feb 24, 2021 · We present a feminist Durkheimian analysis of honor killing as a form of informal social control and argue that honor killing represents a ‘dark side of modernity’ in which the systematic marginalization and stigmatization of minorities and social groups have led them to rely more on traditional honor codes as a kind of informal social control, exacerbating honor crimes.

   • Author: Arash Heydari, Ali Teymoori, Rose Trappes

   • Publish Year: 2021

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4. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Social and Cultural Implications of ‘Honor’-Based Violence

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   Jul 30, 2018 · In honor cultures, aggression is an acceptable reaction to insults and threats to honor. Ethnographic and sociological research on diverse honor cultures, such as Iraqi Kurdistan (Begikhani et al. 2015), Spain (Gilmore 1987), rural Greece (Safilios-Rothschild 1969), and Turkey (Oner-Ozkan and Gencoz 2006), suggests that members of honor cultures consider retaliation a duty when a particular ...

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5. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articles“A woman’s honor tumbles down on all of us in the family, but ...

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   Dec 20, 2020 · The policy of honour based violence in Sweden reflects the UN definition and academic frameworks on honour and gender norms, where honour based violence can be described as norms built on strong patriarchal and heteronormative perceptions, grounded in gender, power, sexuality, and culture (SoU, 2018).

   • Author: Monica Christianson, Åsa Teiler, Carola Eriksson

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6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullWomen’s bodies and lives as symbols of patriarchal codes ...

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   Oct 12, 2022 · Orientalist frames and control over women as symbols of honor and patriarchal codes maintain tensions of dichotomies between modernity and tradition and cultural relativism. These are thus challenged by emphasizing women’s burdens – as situated individuals – of multi-layered struggles which unfold from purporting to depict women’s realities.

7. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullFull article: “A woman’s honor tumbles down on all of us in ...

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   Dec 20, 2020 · The policy of honour based violence in Sweden reflects the UN definition and academic frameworks on honour and gender norms, where honour based violence can be described as norms built on strong patriarchal and heteronormative perceptions, grounded in gender, power, sexuality, and culture (SoU, Citation 2018).

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   Are honor cultures patriarchal?

   • Traditional honor cultures tend, also, to be highly patriarchal, subordinating women and treating their sexuality as family property. In such cultures, a second type of honor violence may be found—men beating or even killing their female relatives for loss of chastity or other conduct that threatens male rule.

   Honor Cultures and Violence - Criminology - Oxford Bibliographies

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   What is a traditional honor culture?

   • Honor cultures too are typically antipathetic to law and legal officials: a man must stand up for himself and not rely on others to do so. Traditional honor cultures tend, also, to be highly patriarchal, subordinating women and treating their sexuality as family property.

   Honor Cultures and Violence - Criminology - Oxford Bibliographies

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   Why do honor cultures exist?

   • The norms of honor cultures exist to maintain women’s sexual “purity” and ensure that only certain bloodlines are allowed to blend, preventing wealth from becoming diluted by marriage or a woman from the landed class consorting with an individual of lower social status.

   Social and Cultural Implications of ‘Honor’-Based Violence

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   How do patriarchal connotations relate to women?

   • Patriarchal connotations are further reinforced: the man ‘who kills his sister to defend his honor epitomizes in a dramatic way, through his act, the performance of his gender’ ( Odeh, 2010: 919). This must be deconstructed by epitomizing women as the highest authority and voice for their claimed autonomy on their own bodies.

   Women’s bodies and lives as symbols of patriarchal codes: Honor

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   Are Western Cultures Honorable?

   • While not usually considered honor cultures, contemporary Western cultures do value honor in relation to a person’s integrity, pride, and self-worth. Individuals view themselves as honorable to the extent that they feel pride in their own actions and beliefs.

   Social and Cultural Implications of ‘Honor’-Based Violence

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   Should honour cultures be portrayed as a specific to Muslim or Arab culture?

   • Eldén ( Citation 2003) claims that to portray honour cultures as a specific to Muslim or Arab culture is problematic; the issue of honour violence should be placed in a global framework of violence against women, implying that all violence against women is the same in all patriarchal cultures globally.

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9. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Intimate Partner Violence and Honor Killings | SpringerLink

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   Oct 13, 2023 · Honor killings are a widespread practice that has its origins in patriarchal cultural norms that prioritize the honor of the family or community over the safety and well-being of individuals, particularly women (United Nations, 2015). Despite efforts by international organizations and governments to address honor killings, the practice persists in many parts of the world and continues to have ...