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What is missing from the youtube piece is an understanding of the mythos of 
patriarchy that came into central and southern Europe, Asia Minor, and the 
fertile crescent about 6,000 years ago. Archeological evidence suggests that 
prior to that time, the settled cultures of those areas lived in relative 
piece with equalitarian socieities and settlements of mixed races. The 
peoples of this area shared a mythos where life and the bringing of live into 
the world was held sacred. Succinctly put, they worshiped the womb over the 
tomb. It appears that it was with the invasion of patriarchal, pastoral 
cultures that conquest and wide spread violence, including normalizing 
violence against women, became the norm. It is worth considering the way our 
mythos influences and ethos and values.



Kristy K. Bartley, Ph.D.
Counseling Coordinator
Women's Resource Center
200 S. Central Campus Dr., Rm 411
Salt Lake City, UT   84112
phone: 801/581-8030
fax: 801/581-6402


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Promising Practices:
<http://www.mysati.com/enews/enews_html_Dec2007.htm#practices>   From
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*       Advocates and Law Enforcement: Oil and Water?
<http://www.mysati.com/enews/enews_html_Dec2007.htm#practices>

Sexual Assault News
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*       Trial in Case of Rape/Murder of College Student Results in Hung
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*       Federal Court Decision Allows Ban of Rape Terminology from
Courtroom <http://www.mysati.com/enews/enews_html_Dec2007.htm#fed>
*       Plans Underway for Launch of 5th National Stalking Awareness
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Emerging Technology
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*       Mobile GPS Technology Intended to Prevent Child Abduction
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*       International VAWA Introduced in Congress
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*       Michigan Bill Would Use Criminal Fines to Help Fund Rape Exams
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Nancy Hensler-McGinnis, M.A.
Doctoral Candidate, Counseling Psychology
University of Maryland, College Park


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I wonder if there are corresponding decreases in
sexual assault, for similar reasons

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ramBFRt1Uzk

William O'Donohue, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
University of Nevada, Reno
Reno, NV 89557
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