F. Vera-Gray is a Research Fellow in the Law School at Durham University, UK, interested in drawing together feminist phenomenological conceptual approaches and empirical research on violence against women and girls.

Vera-Gray's book offers a significant contribution to feminist philosophy as well as a timely scholarly addition to the bourgeoning public attention to violence against women. I highly recommend this book for those studying violence against women and for anyone interested in feminist phenomenology.-Debra L. Jackson, California State University

• Foreword1. Introduction 2. The Importance of the Ordinary 3. The Situated Self 4. Living Men’s Intrusion: Part One 5. Living Men's Intrusion: Part Two6. It’s All Part of Growing Up 7. Embodying Intrusion 8. Inhabiting Ourselves Afterword

F. Vera-Gray is a Research Fellow in the Law School at Durham University, UK, interested in drawing together feminist phenomenological conceptual approaches and empirical research on violence against women and girls.

Vera-Gray's book offers a significant contribution to feminist philosophy as well as a timely scholarly addition to the bourgeoning public attention to violence against women. I highly recommend this book for those studying violence against women and for anyone interested in feminist phenomenology.-Debra L. Jackson, California State University

• Foreword1. Introduction 2. The Importance of the Ordinary 3. The Situated Self 4. Living Men’s Intrusion: Part One 5. Living Men's Intrusion: Part Two6. It’s All Part of Growing Up 7. Embodying Intrusion 8. Inhabiting Ourselves Afterword