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sjfgss-2623	Kupor, Alexa	Desire as Violation: Sexual Violence as a Social Crime in Early Modern English Court Records and Literature	2023	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4236	141	42	This is supported through the works’ suggestion that the ability to both rape and be raped was a consequence of social standing as well as their descriptions of the reverberations of rape throughout a victim’s broader community. Evidently, a woman’s prior social disrepute, whether based on her individual nature, the status of her friends and family, or her noncompliance with gendered social obligations could significantly weaken the applicability of the contemporary legal understanding of rape to her case; this ultimately strengthens the idea that such an understanding was rooted in an affront to social standing.	cache/sjfgss-2623.pdf	txt/sjfgss-2623.txt