中文書目
內政部家庭暴力及性侵害防治委員會（2004）。《性侵害案件減少被害人重複陳述作業工作手冊》。臺北。
內政部家庭暴力及性侵害防治委員會（2006）。《性侵害防治工作人員服務手冊》。臺北。
尤美女（2005）。〈談女性主義法學的本土實踐〉。發表於「女性主義法學的理論與實踐」學術研討會，國立台灣大學法律學院。
文星蘭（2004）。〈高中職學生身體意象與減重意圖之研究〉。國立臺北護理院醫護教育研究所碩士論文。
文星蘭、黃奕清（2004）。〈高中職學生身體意象與減重意圖之研究〉。《衛生教育學報》，第22期，頁157-175。
王金永譯，Padgett ,D.K. 原著（2005）。《質化研究與社會工作》。臺北市：洪葉。
王郁茗、徐畢卿（2005）。〈生命歷程流行病學〉。《台灣醫學》，第9卷第5期，頁687-695。
王倩譯， Adler ,A.（2019）。《阿德勒的自卑與超越》。臺北：海鴿出版。
王復蘇、楊維邦、謝貞如、王慕梅（2021）。《台灣自律神經疾患臨床分類之初探》。〈台灣老年醫學暨老年學會雜誌〉，第16卷第1期，頁62-71。
王瑞香（2000）。〈基進女性主義〉，載於顧燕翎（編），《女性主義理論與流派》，頁121-158。臺北：女書文化事業有限公司。
王潔媛、楊培珊（2014）。〈從生命歷程觀點探討客家高齡者入住機構之適應感受〉。《東吳社會工作學報》，第27期，頁1-27。
王曉丹（2010）。聆聽「失語」的被害人：從女性主義法學的角度看熟識者強暴司法審判中的性道德。台灣社會研究季刊，80期，頁155-206。
王曉丹（2017）。〈女性主義實踐為何漏接了房思琪?「自我」的生存之道與逃 逸 路 線 〉，巷仔口社會學網站（h t t p s : / / t w s t r e e t c o r n e r . o r g / 2 0 1 7 / 0 6 / 0 6 / wanghsiaotan/ ）。
王曉丹（2019）。〈破解二元對立，改寫能動主體：性暴力受害者脆弱性的正面意義〉。《女學學誌：婦女與性別研究》，第44期，頁77-108。
王燦槐（2006）。《台灣性侵害受害者之創傷：理論、內涵與服務》。臺北：學富文化。
台灣基督長老教會總會（2017年5月）。活石，活祭。台灣基督長老教會總會網站（http://www.pct.org.tw/weeklyneweyes.aspx?strWID=W20170207904）。
朱育恩（2010）。〈從東西方觀點看性侵害迷思的形成〉。《諮商與輔導》，第292期，頁13-16。
朱崇旻譯，Nadine,B.H. 原著（2018）。《深井效應：治療童年逆境傷害的長期影響》。臺北：究竟。
朱儀羚等人譯， Crossley,M.L. .原著（2004）。《敘事心理與研究--自我、創傷與意義的建構》。臺北：濤石出版。
行政院性別平等會（2022a）。司法院及所屬各機關員工人數。行政院性別平等會網站（https://www.gender.ey.gov.tw/gecdb/Stat_Statistics_DetailData.aspx?sn=SS6xBmOX4BXbxFuDDL4d%24A%40%40）。
行政院性別平等會（2022b）。各級檢察機關檢察官人數統計。行政院性別平等會網站（https://www.gender.ey.gov.tw/gecdb/Stat_Statistics_DetailData.aspx?sn=ZNCeBjY7gT3UmeTP29nXCg%40%40）。
何修譯，Wolf, N. 原著（1992）。《美貌的神話》。臺北：自立晚報。
何粵東（2005）。〈敘說研究方法論初探〉。《應用心理研究》，第25期，頁55-72。
吳芝儀（2005）。〈敘事研究的方法論探討〉，載於齊力、林本炫（合編），《質性研究方法與資料分析》，頁145-188。嘉義: 南華大學教育社會學研究所。
吳庶任譯，Greer,G. 原著（2019）。《女太監》。臺北：五南。
呂玉瑕（2011）。〈「台灣民眾性別角色態度的變遷：1991-2001」的研究〉。《台灣社會學刊》，第48期，頁51-94。
呂朝賢（2007）。〈貧窮動態及其成因－從生命週期到生命歷程〉。《臺大社會工作學刊》，14， 167-210。
呂瓊華（2005）。〈童年亂倫受害者的生命歷程探討〉。國立嘉義大學家庭教育研究所碩士論文。
李美枝、鐘秋玉（1996）。〈性別與性別角色析論〉。《本土心理學研究》，（6），260-299。
李新民 （2014）。 〈大學女生自我客體化與心理健康相關研究之初探〉，《性學研究》，第5卷第1期，頁1-30。
李維倫（2017）。〈受傷的時間性: 受性侵害及家庭關係斷損少女之生活經驗的存在現象學分析〉，中華心理學刊， 第59卷第3期，頁145-161。
周嘉琪、李春蓓（2010）。〈「維納斯」與「花瓶」之間的秘密－初探自我物化與健身運動〉。《臺灣體育論壇》，第1期，頁45-52。
奇摩電影簡介，格雷的五十道陰影（Fifty Shades of Grey）。電影戲劇網站（https://movies.yahoo.com.tw/movieinfo_main.html/id=5327）
林志慎、吳佳真（2018）。〈三位不同族籍國中校長生命經驗之敘事研究〉。《學校行政》，第115期，頁9-39。
林志潔、吳耀宗、金孟華、劉芳伶、王士帆（2017）。性侵害案件無罪原因分析之研究 ──以強制性交案件為中心。法務部委託研究。
林育如 (2011)。〈「潘朵拉的詛咒」─ 從數位影像創作探勘女性身體意象〉。《實踐設計學報》，第5卷，頁138–152。
林俊宏譯，Cloitre, M.原著（2004）。〈再度受到性創傷：危險因子與防治〉，載於楊大和（校閱），《創傷的認知行為治療》，273-300。
林宥妡、簡美華（2018）。〈兒時身體不當對待與成年女性之親密關係發展探究〉。《亞洲家庭暴力與性侵害期刊》, 第14卷第1期，頁 31-73。
林美珠（2000）。〈敘事研究：從生命故事出發〉。《輔導季刊》，第36卷第4期，頁27-34。
林鶴玲、李香潔（1999）。〈臺灣閩、客、外省族群家庭中之性別資源配置〉。《人文及社會科學集刊》，第11卷第4期，頁475-528。
邱獻輝（2014）。〈基督教的靈性體驗：婚暴婦女堅韌生命歷程的敘說探究〉。《犯罪學期刊》，第17卷第2期， 頁99-131。
保護服務司（2017）。性侵害案件受案評估統計。
保護服務司（2021）。性侵害案件被害人年齡與性別交叉統計(統計期間為2008年至2020年)。保護服務司網站（https://dep.mohw.gov.tw/dops/cp-1303-59309-105.html）。
姚淑文（2001）。〈婦女性侵害被害經驗的探討-以受害者為中心的社會建構歷程〉。私立慈濟大學社會工作研究所碩士論文。
施世駿（2002）。〈生命歷程研究對社會政策效果的探討〉。《社會政策與社會工作學刊》，第6卷第1期，頁101 - 157。
施宏達、陳文琪、向淑蓉譯，Herman, J. 原著（2018）。《創傷與復原:性侵與家暴倖存者的絕望與重生》。臺北：遠流出版社。
施宏達、陳文琪譯，Herman, J. 原著（2004）。《創傷與復原》。臺北：遠流出版社。
施俊名、楊淑玲（2017）。《美濃地區客家庄住民的性別角色與社會關係演變之研究：以世代、族群、婚姻為調節變項》。客家委員會補助大學校院發展客家學術機構計畫成果報告書。
柯志明（2012）。〈跨學科的歷史研究法〉。載於瞿海源、畢恆達、劉長萱、楊國樞（主編），《社會及行為科學研究法（二）質性研究法》，頁211-238。臺北：東華書局股份有限公司。
洪念哲（2014）。〈青少年社會支持與暴食症之相關研究〉。《諮商與輔導》，第337期，頁18-21。
洪素珍（2000）。〈台灣女性性受害生存者創傷復原的歷程〉。發表於「千禧年全國兩性平等教育學術研討會」，國立高雄師範大學性別教育研究所。
胡述兆等編（1995）。《圖書館學與資訊科學大辭典（一套三冊）》。臺北市：漢美。
范幸玲、卓紋君（2004）。〈一位受暴婦女的內在信念與生命轉換歷程：詮釋學的觀點〉。《中華輔導學報》，第15期，頁61-96。
韋愛梅（2012）。〈性侵害防治服務工作策略與未來方向〉。《犯罪學學會會刊》， 第13卷第3期，頁17。
孫一信、林美薰（2001）。〈揭開神祕面紗-智障者受性侵害之綜合分析與相關政策建議〉。發表於「智障者遭受性侵害創傷心理輔導系列-輔導制度之建立研討會會議實錄」。中華民國智障者家長總會。
孫青青，鄭麗軍，鄭湧（2013）。〈性客體化與女性自我客體化〉。《心理科學進展》，第21卷第10期，頁1794-1802。
晏涵文（2011）。《性、兩性關係與性教育》。臺北：心理出版社。
殷開薇、蔡佩真（2019）。〈藥物濫用者子女的成長經驗之敘事研究〉。《藥物濫用防治》，第4卷第4期，頁33-56。
馬慧君、張世雄（2006）。〈變遷社會中的女性－一個生命歷程的研究觀點〉。《國際文化研究》，第2卷第2期，頁59-97。
高瑱娟、尤素芬（2018）。〈我國司法詢問員制度之源起及現況〉。《社區發展季刊》，第162期，頁85-98。
張世雄（2008）。〈身心障礙研究、社會建構與生命歷程政策〉。《臺灣社會福利學刊》，第6卷第2期，頁203-212。
張羽鳳、陳國彥（2017）。〈兒少時期女性受性侵者性態度重建歷程之研究〉。《性學研究》，第7卷第2期，頁91-120。https://doi.org/10.6206/SIS.2017.0702.04
張慈宜（2019）。〈質性訪談中的權力關係〉。《生命敘說與心理傳記學》，1-16。https://doi.org/10.6512/lnp.201912_(7).0001。
張慎儀、胡文郁、翁開誠、釋惠敏（2014）。〈生命受威脅女性癌症病人生命故事之敘事研究〉。《安寧療護雜誌》，第19卷第1期，頁1-17。
張瑋庭（2018）。〈用阿德勒心理學觀點談人際關係－以網路社群軟體「Instagram」為例〉。《諮商與輔導》，第391期，頁49-52。
張樑治、唐淑華（2004）。〈青少女性行為的發生: Adler 理論與復原力理論之綜合闡釋及應用〉。《臺灣性學學刊》，第10卷第1期，頁83-93。
張瓊懿譯， Csikszentmihalyi , M. 原著（2019）。《心流：高手都在研究的最優體驗心理學》。行路出版。
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畢恆達（2005）。《教授為什麼沒告訴我-論文寫作的枕邊書》。臺北市：學富。
莫鈴君，胡軍生（2017）。〈文化對女性自我客體化的影響及內在機制〉。《心理技術與應用》，第5卷第11期，頁689-694。
許貽雅（2010）。〈一位性侵害經驗者復原歷程之敘說〉。國立高雄師範大學性別教育研究所碩士論文。
郭恬君、楊秀玲譯，Freyd, J. & Birrell, P. 原著（2013）。《背叛：最不能碰觸的真相》。商周出版。
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陳玟琪（2012）。〈以情緒調節看青少年自殘行為的問題及處遇〉。 《輔導季刊》， 第48卷第1期，頁1-11。
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游美惠（2013）。〈能動性〉。《性別平等教育季刊》，第63期，頁92-94。
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程婉若、王增勇（2017）。〈「我和案主在兩個不同的世界裡」：合意性行為青少女自我保護服務之建制民族誌分析〉。《女學學誌：婦女與性別研究》，第41期，頁1-50。
舒馨（2006）。〈乳房構築動力曲線〉。《健康博覽》，第4期，頁43-45。
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黃佳瑜譯，Gay ,R. 原著（2019）。《飢餓：你只看見我的身體，沒看見我內心的痛》。臺北：木馬文化事業股份有限公司。
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