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Cinema and Violence against Women: Contribution to the Formation of Clinical Psychologist
Author(s) -
Tales Vilela Santeiro,
Joice Veridiane Schumacher,
Tatiana Machiavelli Carmo Souza
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
temas em psicologia
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2175-3652
pISSN - 1413-389X
DOI - 10.9788/tp2017.2-01en
Subject(s) - movie theater , psychoanalysis , psychology , sociology , art , criminology , media studies , art history
The research objectives were analyze business / fi ctional fi lms about Violence Against Woman (VAW). The selection of fi lms was systematic and carried out in specialized sites on the subject (AdoroCinema, Cinepop etc.), across terms like “violence” and “woman” (N = 19). The analysis assumed three steps: observation of motion pictures; data entry observed in spreadsheets; simple frequency ratio concerning VAW scenarios with theoretical aspects pointed out by the literature (quantitative and qualitative approach). The aggressor were strangers (n = 11, 39%), husbands (n = 9, 33%), boyfriends (n = 4, 14%) and others (n = 4, 14%). There were performances of the following types of violence: psychological (n = 19, 27%), physical (n = 18, 25%), sexual (n = 16, 22%), moral (n = 12, 16%) and patrimonial (n = 7, 10%). The fi lmic representations showed general signs of psychological traumatization in characters (n = 17, 37%). The studied fi lms are illustrative of the reality of women in situations of violence; as such can be converted to amplifying teaching tool for discussion and refl ection on gender issues and on health promotion in the context of VAW.

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