Phillip Chong Ho Shon
Biographic Data
| ID | 4076645 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Phillip Chong Ho Shon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Phillip Chong Ho |
| FAMILY NAME | Shon |
| SIGNATURE | SHON P C H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
An Archival Exploration of 19th-Century American Adult Female Offender Parricides
Social and behavioral scientists have increasingly attended to the contexts and motivational dynamics underlying parricidal events. These efforts notwithstanding, most research has focused on adolescent or adult male offender populations. One largely neglected area of study is that of adult female offender parricide. The present study utilizes archival records to examine the contexts and sources of conflict that gave rise to adult female offender…
Existential Boundary Crossings
Reality-based television and police–citizen encounters
Recent theoretical analyses concerning mental illness argue that persons labeled as such are punished first through discourse, subsequently legitimized, knowingly or not, through social effect. In this framework, punishment is an artifact of unconscious and symbolic forces whose structuration can be positionally, relationally and provisionally decoded through careful textual exegeses. Linked to several strains of postmodern inquiry, a number of a…
I'd grab the S-O-B by his hair and yank him out the window’
In prior research, warnings and threats have been regarded as closely related speech acts, distinguished only by an unobservable state. In this article, I conceptualize warnings and threats as fraternal speech acts because they share the essential genetic trait of their rhetorical parent: force. In this article, I examine the ‘warnings’ that police officers give to motorists during traffic stops, and the threats that police make to citizens and s…
Bringing the Spoken Words Back In
The Sacred and the Profane
L'A. presente un modele d'analyse des motivations des criminels sexuels. Il etudie la fonction du crime sexuel au cours du processus de construction de la subjectivite du criminel et presente un certain nombre d'approches criminologiques de la criminalite sexuelle. L'approche phenomenologique permet de mieux saisir la nature profane de la modernite, ainsi que la signification du sacre, du rituel et du fetichisme. Il souligne que le fetichisme sac…
I'd grab the S-O-B by his hair and yank him out the window’
In prior research, warnings and threats have been regarded as closely related speech acts, distinguished only by an unobservable state. In this article, I conceptualize warnings and threats as fraternal speech acts because they share the essential genetic trait of their rhetorical parent: force. In this article, I examine the ‘warnings’ that police officers give to motorists during traffic stops, and the threats that police make to citizens and s…
Reality-based television and police–citizen encounters
Recent theoretical analyses concerning mental illness argue that persons labeled as such are punished first through discourse, subsequently legitimized, knowingly or not, through social effect. In this framework, punishment is an artifact of unconscious and symbolic forces whose structuration can be positionally, relationally and provisionally decoded through careful textual exegeses. Linked to several strains of postmodern inquiry, a number of a…
Bringing the Spoken Words Back In
The Sacred and the Profane
L'A. presente un modele d'analyse des motivations des criminels sexuels. Il etudie la fonction du crime sexuel au cours du processus de construction de la subjectivite du criminel et presente un certain nombre d'approches criminologiques de la criminalite sexuelle. L'approche phenomenologique permet de mieux saisir la nature profane de la modernite, ainsi que la signification du sacre, du rituel et du fetichisme. Il souligne que le fetichisme sac…
Bringing the Spoken Words Back In
Reality-based television and police–citizen encounters
Recent theoretical analyses concerning mental illness argue that persons labeled as such are punished first through discourse, subsequently legitimized, knowingly or not, through social effect. In this framework, punishment is an artifact of unconscious and symbolic forces whose structuration can be positionally, relationally and provisionally decoded through careful textual exegeses. Linked to several strains of postmodern inquiry, a number of a…
I'd grab the S-O-B by his hair and yank him out the window’
In prior research, warnings and threats have been regarded as closely related speech acts, distinguished only by an unobservable state. In this article, I conceptualize warnings and threats as fraternal speech acts because they share the essential genetic trait of their rhetorical parent: force. In this article, I examine the ‘warnings’ that police officers give to motorists during traffic stops, and the threats that police make to citizens and s…
Existential Boundary Crossings
An Archival Exploration of 19th-Century American Adult Female Offender Parricides
Social and behavioral scientists have increasingly attended to the contexts and motivational dynamics underlying parricidal events. These efforts notwithstanding, most research has focused on adolescent or adult male offender populations. One largely neglected area of study is that of adult female offender parricide. The present study utilizes archival records to examine the contexts and sources of conflict that gave rise to adult female offender…
Sociology (4 works) · Criminology (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Psychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual Offending (3 works) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Homicide, Infanticide, and Child Abuse (2 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)