Crisis Narratives and Masculinist Protection
@article{se2015CrisisNA, title={Crisis Narratives and Masculinist Protection}, author={Cecilia {\AA}se}, journal={International Feminist Journal of Politics}, year={2015}, volume={17}, pages={595 - 610} }
Abstract Stockholm syndrome, or captor-bonding, is a psychological crisis response to which women are considered especially susceptible. The term was coined in connection with a 1973 hostage situation in Stockholm, Sweden. I argue that the syndrome originally indicated a crisis of state authority. The conception of Stockholm syndrome projected a crisis of the legitimate state onto the women hostages and reinforced connections between state protection, masculinity and physical force. Crisis… Expand
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