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Blaming and Pathologizing Victims

December 11, 2014 William Bratt
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This is the final post in my four-part blog series on Four Operations of Language.  In this post I’ll be focusing on Coates and Wade’s fourth operation of language: blaming and pathologizing victims.

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In Operations of Language Tags operations of language, victim blaming, pathologizing
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Concealing Victims' Resistance

November 25, 2014 William Bratt
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Welcome to the third post in my four-part series on Four Operations of Language.  In this post I will be focusing on concealing victims’ resistance.

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In Operations of Language Tags resistance, operations of language, concealing victims' resistance
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Obscuring Perpetrator Responsibility

November 13, 2014 William Bratt
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In continuation of my series on the Four Operations of Language, this post focuses on the second operation: Obscuring and Mitigating Perpetrator Responsibility.

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In Operations of Language Tags obscuring perpetrator responsibility, anti-violence, operations of language, response-based practice, violence
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Using Words to Conceal Violence

November 4, 2014 William Bratt
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This is the first post in my 4-part series on Coates and Wade's Four Operations of Language.  In this post I focus on how we use language to conceal or reveal violence.

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In Operations of Language Tags response-based practice, violence, elucidating violence, anti-violence, trauma, concealing violence, operations of language
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The Power of Words & Social Responses

October 23, 2014 William Bratt
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We’ve likely all heard counter-arguments and annoyed protest from those who wish to believe that words are just words – often to excuse themselves for saying things with harmful implications.  But words aren’t just words.  Language provides the building blocks for meaning, and meaning informs action.

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Tags language, social responses, response-based practice, anti-violence, operations of language
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