Index

Citation (2022), "Index", Gavin, H. (Ed.) Women and the Abuse of Power (Emerald Interdisciplinary Connexions), Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. 185-189. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80043-334-220221013 Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited Copyright © 2022 Helen Gavin. Published under exclusive licence by Emerald Publishing Limited INDEX Abuse female power and, 11 of power, 3–4 torture as, 126–130 women, power and, 4–11 Acquiring monstrosity, 43–44 Adolescent witch, 61–62 American Horror Story: Coven (AHS: Coven), 64–65, 100 and anxiety of embodiment, 65–69 American Horror Story: Coven [television show], 61–62 Anglicization, 18 Anglo-Canadian invasion, devil as, 21–23 Anxiety of embodiment, 65–69 Anxiety-ridden misogynistic myths, 70 Apollonian childhood theories, 32 Archie’s Madhouse [comic series], 69 Assaults, 109 Authoritarianism, 136–137 Babine [film], 15 Baptism, 71–72 Behavioural Science Programme, 129–130 Beowulf [poem], 47–48, 99 female monstrosity in, 50–51 femme fatale in, 51–58 Modthryth, 49 Optional depth, 48–49 Braveheart , 5 Browser history, checking, 113 Bureaucracy, 127 Burgerz , 89–90, 95, 101 Bye Bye Birdie [film], 61 Capgras delusion, 31 Capgras syndrome, 31, 44 Catholic Church, 18, 21–22 Celebrity status, 3 Changeling, 32 children, 32–35 female adult, 36–38 murder of Bridget Cleary, 38–41 myths, 33–34 twentieth and twenty-first century faeries in fantasy texts, 41–42 Chasse-galerie: La légende [film], 15 Child welfare and systemic failures, 151 Childness’, 32 Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, The [comic series], 61–62, 64–65, 69, 72, 100 Cis-women, 100 Coercive control, 2, 109, 111–112 Community values, 147–148 Computer monitoring software, 113 Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS), 105–106 Conte , 18 ‘Conte populaire’, 21 Contemporary teenage witch, 61–62, 64 Control, 1–2, 110 Coping with motherhood, 150–151 Corporeal Feminism, 61–62 Counterintelligence Field Activity (CIFA), 129–130 Coverture, 126–127 Crime Survey of England and Wales (CSEW), 107 Criminal justice system, 141 Crucible, The , 69 Damnation, 16–17 Dangerous women, 146–147 Danish Girl, The [film], 82 Dead Until Dark , 41–42 Death Tourism, 5–6 Defence Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence Center (DCHC), 129–130 Devil as Anglo-Canadian invasion, 21–23 ‘Devil at Dance’ stories, 20–21 Dictators, 2–3 Digital coercive control, 105, 109 female-perpetrated intimate partner abuse/homicide, 107–110 intimate partner abuse/homicide and digital media, 110–114 intimate partner homicide and offline media, 119–121 IPA, 105–106 Irvin’s story, 114 murder, 114–116 toxic trio’, 116–119 Digital criminology, 105, 110–111 Digital media, 110–114 Digital voyeurism, 113 Dionysian childhood theories, 32 Disempowered men, 146–147 Domestic abuse, 3–4 Domestic homicide, 153 Domestic violence, 5, 108 Economic hardship, 107–108 Efficacy of torture, 125–126 Email tampering, 113 English language, 21–22 Ésimésac [film], 15 Expert power, 2 Facebook, 109, 111 Fae Chronicles, The , 42 ‘Faerie’, 36 ‘Fairy’, 36 Family homicide, 139 bad mothers and maternal monsters, 142–144 child welfare and systemic failures, 151 coping with motherhood, 150–151 disempowered men and dangerous women, 146–147 good blokes and honourable fathers, 144–146 media and community values, 147–148 motherhood, medical discourses, and mythmaking, 148–150 women and violence, 140–142 Family, 3–4 Female adult changelings, 36–38 Female militancy, 50–51 Female monster, 49 Female monstrosity in Beowulf , 50–51 Female power and abuse, 11 Female sexuality, 99 Female victimhood, 4–5 Female-perpetrated intimate partner abuse/homicide, 107–110 Femininity, 1–2 Feminist silences, 141–142 Feminist theory, 47–48 Femme fatale , 49–50, 99 in Beowulf , 51–58 Fiction, women and torture in, 134–135 Filicide, 139 reporting and media framing of, 148 Filles du roi , 18–19 Film, women and torture in, 134–135 Financial hardship, 107–108 Firelord , 37 Fourth-wave feminism, 61–62, 64 Fourth-wave teen witch, 62 French and Raven model, 3 French language, 21–22 French-Canadian women, history of, 18–20 Genocide, 153 Geotag , 113 Global positioning system (GPS), 111–112 Good transsexual, 82 Guinevere , 37 Gyn/Ecology , 63–64 Habitants, 18 Hands-on perpetrators, 130–132 Harry Potter series, 134–135 Hearty , 80–81, 83–84, 88, 90, 95 High Kings, The , 37 Homicide. See also Family homicide, 105, 110, 114, 153 Honourable fathers, good blokes and, 144–146 Hormone replacement therapy (H. R. T.), 83 Horror, 48–49 Hyper-feminine trans female ideal, 82–83 Idealized femininity, 82 Identity politics, 80–81 Illusion of power, 157 Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS [Nazi exploitation film], 134 Incel movement, 79–80 Industrialization, 18 Satan’s body as symbolic representation of, 23–26 Informational power, 2–3 Informed feminism, 88 Instant messaging and chat rooms, 113 Interdisciplinarity, 2 Intimate partner, 114 homicide, 119, 121, 139, 153 Intimate partner abuse (IPA), 105–106, 108, 110, 114 Intimate partner violence (IPV), 108 Intimate terrorism, 106 Intimidation, 109 Keystroke logging, 113 Kik [mobile messaging application], 111 Kiss of Shadows, A , 41–42 ‘La fee’, 36 Le diable , 20 Leader, 2–3 Love Magic [fifteenth-century painting], 62–63 Male disempowered, 146–147 violence, 139–140 Maleficium , 62–63 Malleus Maleficarum , 67–68 Mariticide, 153 Masculinity, 1–2, 107–108 Maternal abnegation model, 47–48 Maternal monsters, bad mothers and, 142–144 Meaning of Folklore, The , 16 Media coverage of criminal trials, 142–143 framing of women, 139–140 values, 147–148 Medical discourses, 148–150 #MeToo movement, 64, 100 Menstruation, 99 Mobile messaging applications, 111 Mobile phone technology, 109, 112–113 Modern teenage witch, 61–62 Modern witch, 64 Modthryth, 49 Money Heist [Spanish crime drama], 134 Monstrous girl agency and choice in The Witch , 72–77 AHS: Coven and anxiety of embodiment, 65–69 Chilling Adventures of Sabrina , 69–72 women and witchcraft, 62–64 ‘Monstrous-feminine’, 15–16, 43–44, 61–62 Moors Murders, 155 Motherhood, 148–150 coping with, 150–151 Multiple identity disorder, 8–9 Mysticism, 8–9 Mythmaking, 148–150 Narcissistic personality, 4 Neo-Freudianism, 100–101 Non-coercive strategies, 125 Non-feminine violence, 123–124 Offline media, 119–121 One-sex model, 65–66 Optional depth, 48–49 Ordinary women, extraordinary actions, 135–137 ‘Orva la fee’, 36 Outlander series, 42 Patriotism, 136–137 Person–situation interaction, 136–137 Physical assaults, 109 Physical violence, 109 Political power, 159–160 Post-millennial teen witch, 61–62 Power, 1–2 abuse of, 3–4 blasted heath, 7–8 deep in Russian forest, 8–9 female power and abuse, 11 floating through space on astronomical turtle, 9–11 illusion in high office, in the high street, and at home, 157 power of high office and women, 157–158 power-based abuse, 3–4 powerless masses, 159–160 powerless powers, 158–159 theories of, 2–3 women, power, and abuse, 4–11 Powerless masses, 159–160 powers, 158–159 Premenstrual syndrome (PMS), 70–71 President of the United States (POTUS), 157, 159 Prisoners of war (POWs), 126 Psychodynamics, 100–101 theory, 4 Psychology of power abuse, 4 Public perception of female killers, 153–154 Punk mood, 79–80 Quebecois cultural identity, 15–16 Racism, 90–91, 128, 157 Rectal exam, 124–125 Referent power, 2 Reward-based power, 2 Road to Avalon, The , 37 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch , 69 Salvation, 26–27 Self-defence notion, 105–106 Sex-trafficking, 43–44 Sexual assault, 124–125 Sexual violence, 5 Short message service texts (SMS), 111–112 ‘Si’, 31–32 ‘Sidh’, 31–32 Situational couple violence, 106 Situationism, 135 Social networking sites (SNSs), 109, 111 Southern Vampire Mysteries, The , 41–42 Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), 142–143 Technology-enhanced abuse, 110–112 Teenage witch, 68–69 contemporary, 61–62, 64 modern, 61–62 Teeth [horror film], 65–66 Terroir , 26 Text messages, 111–112 Third Magic, The , 37 Threat, 48–49 #TimesUp movement, 64 Torture, 123–124, 153 abuse of power, 125–126, 130 and crimes against humanity, 131–132 efficacy of, 125–126 in fiction and film, 134–135 through gendered lens, 132–134 hands-on perpetrators, 130–132 memos, 127–128 modern society, 126 ordinary women, extraordinary actions, 135–137 of slaves and foreigners, 125–126 types, 124–125 women, 123 ‘Toxic trio’, 116–119 Trans Rights Activists, 79–80 Trans-womanhood, 100–101 Transgender apocalypse, 79–80 apocalyptic vision claims, 85–86 Burgerz , 89–90, 95 foreboding, 86–87 generational reactions, 96–97 ‘Good transsexual’, 81–82 Hearty , 80–81, 83–84, 88, 90, 95 hyper-feminine trans female ideal, 82–83 informed feminism, 88 punk mood, 79 Transgender apocalypse, 100–101 Transgender figure, 79–80 Transphobia, 90–91 True Blood [HBO television phenomenon], 41–42 Uxoricide, 153 Vagina dentata , 65–67 Vampire Girl , 42 ‘Veil of legitimacy’, 127 Victimology, 153 Violence domestic, 5, 108 intimate partner violence, 108 male, 139–140 physical, 109 situational couple, 106 women and, 140–142 War crimes, 153 ‘War on Terror’, 124–125 WhatsApp messenger, 111 ‘White womanhood’, 82 Witch, The [film], 61–62, 64–65, 100 agency and choice in, 72–77 Witch-media, 6–7 Witchcraft, women and, 62–64 Witches, 63–64 Women, 43, 1–2, 139 abusing power, 127–128 abusing state power by ordering torture, 129 in Anglo-Saxon culture, 50–51 Bone, Kristin, 44 in Canada, 43–44 dangerous, 146–147 hegemonic discourses of, 107 homicide perpetrators, 153 media framing of, 139–140 men’s perceptions of, 43 ordinary women, extraordinary actions, 135–137 power, abuse and, 4–11 power of high office and, 157–158 priest, devil, and women’s subjectivity, 26–27 of Quebec, 20 in Quebecois during nineteenth century, 17–18 right to privacy, 111–112 role media coverage in Rwandan and Bosnian–Croatian conflicts, 132–133 role Quebecois of, 27 serial killers, 141–142 in society, 19–20 and torture in fiction and film, 134–135 violence, 105–106, 123–124, 140, 142 and witchcraft, 62–64 WW2 Axis power female torturers, 154–155 Zero Dark 30, 134 Book Chapters Prelims Introduction Section 1 Abuse of Evil Women Chapter 1 Seduced by Satan: Damnation, Salvation and the Plight of Women in Nineteenth Century Quebecois Tales and Legends Chapter 2 Murders Most Foul: Changeling Myths Postscript 1 Section 2 Dangerous Embodied Female Subjectivity Chapter 3 Male Gaze and Female Monstrosity in Beowulf: The Two Femmes Fatales Chapter 4 The Monstrous Girl: Teen Witches, Power and Fourth-Wave Feminism Chapter 5 Punk Mood, Junk Food: Portrayals of Transgender Apocalypse Postscript 2 Section 3 Women Who Kill Chapter 6 Digital Coercive Control: A Male Perspective Chapter 7 Women, Torture, and the Abuse of Power Chapter 8 ‘Good Blokes’ and ‘Bad Mothers’: Media and Legal Discourses of Family Homicide Postscript 3 Concluding Thoughts References Index

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