Theoretical Underpinnings of Domestic Violence

In the classroom, and in the reading of Levin and Weinberg, we covered seven theoretical perspectives on social issues. The first view we discussed was social pathology. From this point of view, individuals are seen as people who can not prevent domestic violence and can not continue these acts over and over again. The attitude of society to these criminals is that they pose a threat to society and we are afraid of them. The solution of domestic violence in this philosophy is to conduct some moral education by putting individuals in jail and eliminating them from society.

In this article, the question of domestic violence shows that it is a much more complicated problem than the term itself. In fact, domestic violence is complicated in terms of its definition, its theoretical interpretation is complicated, its gender correlation is complicated, its effect is complicated, and it is necessary to prevent and deal with it Intervention is complicated. In this article, we first introduce and critique the various definitions of domestic violence, explore the historical evolution of domestic violence as a social concern, discuss the theoretical interpretation of domestic violence including consideration of gender relevance , I will critique. The Foundation serves as the foundation for investigating the impact of domestic violence against direct and indirect victims, as well as resources, initiatives and support networks available to combat domestic violence and to support victims .

Theoretical analysis of domestic violence in lesbian relations caused intense debate. A popular approach is "use of feminist gender-power relation theory to compare violence in lesbian and gay relationships (sexual violence) or domestic violence among lesbian and heterosexual women" The focus is on. Some theorists also have nothing to do with any domestic violence incidents because they study homosexual violence by defining gender as anatomy and gender is prevalent in homosexual relationships arising as a form of homosexual behavior I assert. There is no effect. Other theorists believe that gay and lesbian still internalize women and men, lead lesbian to "traditional heterosexual relationship" and create distinct power dynamics between dominant and compliant partners .