2001
DOI: 10.1080/07399330119209
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Narrative Accounts of Tracking the Rural Domestic Violence Survivors' Journey: A Feminist Approach

Abstract: This research represents the first stage of a project to determine the level of use and effectiveness of informal support networks utilised by Australian rural women. We used a feminist narrative approach with semistructured interviews and a convenience sample of 26 rural women. Only 9 out of 12 women's stories are presented. We found that poverty and geographical, social, and emotional isolation resulted in the privatisation of abuse. Women were triggered to leave the family home when their children, friends,… Show more

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“…Narratives of illness and victimization in violent circumstances indicate the onset of problems and the temporally situated facts as subjectively remembered and interpreted. These narratives include evidence of life changes and recovery transitions (Brown & Addington-Hall, 2008;Davis, Taylor, & Furniss, 2001;Kirkpatrick, 2008;Mattingly, 1998;McAdams, Josselson, & Lieblich, 2001). Multiple retellings of these narratives highlight different meanings, developmental cues, and points of view within individually diverse recovery experiences.…”
Section: Health and Narrativementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Narratives of illness and victimization in violent circumstances indicate the onset of problems and the temporally situated facts as subjectively remembered and interpreted. These narratives include evidence of life changes and recovery transitions (Brown & Addington-Hall, 2008;Davis, Taylor, & Furniss, 2001;Kirkpatrick, 2008;Mattingly, 1998;McAdams, Josselson, & Lieblich, 2001). Multiple retellings of these narratives highlight different meanings, developmental cues, and points of view within individually diverse recovery experiences.…”
Section: Health and Narrativementioning
confidence: 99%