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  • Chapter 5 - Resources and Constraints in Abuse Identity Performance

  • Tim Grant, Aston University, Nicci MacLeod, Northumbria University, Newcastle
  • Book:
    Language and Online Identities
    Published online:
    10 February 2020
    Print publication:
    13 February 2020, pp 114-140

  • Summary

    The theoretical underpinning to the concept of identity is the central topic of Chapter 5, where we examine particular facets of identity such as the performance of age, relationships and communities of practice. Keeping in mind our view of identity as being continuously negotiated through discursive practices, we focus here particularly on how age is treated as a relevant identity category by participants, and how relationships between adult offenders and child victims are performed. We probe the question of how these performances are situated in the wider social context, and in relation to other, more recognisable types of relationship that might be relied upon as resources.