An anthropological reading of the sexual violence of prostitutes inMexico. Towards the implementation of grounded theory for thedesign of intervention programs with men who commit violence
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https://doi.org/10.63042/svhqf849Keywords:
anthropology, grounded theory, sexual violence, clients, intervention programsAbstract
This article reflects on qualitative evidence obtained through ethnographic fieldwork in Mexico,
referring to prostitutional environments, with the purpose of generating a grounded theory, based
on the study of some elements related to sexual violence exercised by men against women. I also
cite some references and prepare a research method, to locate my readers in certain lines of work,
aspiring to provide an example and guide to help in instances that address sexual and gender
violence. The above can be used as theoretical inputs for the design of intervention programs with
men who exercise this kind of violence.
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