Deviance, violence and sexuality

Teacher(s)

Collart Pierre;

Language

French

Content

This activity addresses the question of sexual deviance and violence, both in its theoretical dimensions and in current clinical approaches.
The themes are :
- the critical multidisciplinary approach to the concepts of deviance, violence, sexual deviance and violence, and the normative systems related to sexuality
- explanotory théories of sexual deviance and violence
- current approaches to dealing with sexual deviance and sexual abusers
- sexual victimization : trauma ans specific consequences of sexual abuse, elements of therapeutic approach 

Teaching methods

Lecture: face-to-face. (Distance or co-modal only depending on the arrangements made by the University depending on the current health situation).
Using videos (making available to students whenever possible) for illustration and discussion of the clinical elements taught.
Provision (Moodle) of the students of an updated bibliography.
Provision (Moodle) of students of scientific articles to deepen the subjects taught. 

Evaluation methods

Written exam.
The exam will be organized face-to-face or remote depending on the arrangements made by the University in terms of the current health situation.

Other information

The course is given in French.
The standard exam is a written exam in French. However, international students taking this course will be allowed to use a dictionary when taking the written exam in French.

Online resources

All course materials (slides, videos, articles, bibliography) will be available on Moodle

Bibliography

Support de cours
Slides du cours mis à la disposition des étudiants sur Moodle
Articles scientifiques  et vidéos mis à disposition sur Moodle
Références bibliographiques recommandées, lectures conseillées :
Pas lecture imposée
Bibliographie actualisée mise à disposition des étudiants sur Moodle
Course Materials
Course Slides made available to students on Moodle
Scientific articles and videos available on Moodle
Recommended bibliographical references, recommended reading :
Not imposed reading
Updated bibliography available to students on Moodle

Faculty or entity

ESFA