Prof. Dr. Judith Becker

Die Forschung von Judith Becker ist interdisziplinär und verbindet Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Religionsgeschichte und Kulturwissenschaft. Ein Schwerpunkt liegt auf der transnationalen Geschichte des Christentums und der Rolle deutscher Gelehrter wie Adolf von Harnack im 20. Jahrhundert. Parallel dazu untersucht sie kulturelle Transformationen in der Musik, insbesondere im Kontext von Ethnographie und sozialer Veränderung. Weitere Themen umfassen psychische Gesundheit, Geschlechterforschung und qualitative Sozialforschung, oft mit Bezug zu Rechtssoziologie und kulturellem Erbe.

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• Förderung von Dr. Jonathan Teubner als Einstein Independent Researcher (EPG-2025-919): "Adolf von Harnack and the Study of Early Christianity in the United States and Great Britain in the Twentieth Century"

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  Förderer: Einstein Postdoctoral Grant Zeitraum: 09/2026 - 08/2030 Projektleitung: Prof. Dr. Judith Becker

• Self-Reported Sex Crimes of Nonincarcerated Paraphiliacs

  1987

  Journal of Interpersonal Violence · DOI

  This article will present data gathered by the authors through structured clinical interviews of 561 paraphiliacs regarding demographic characteristics, frequency and variety of deviant sexual acts, and number and characteristics of victims. Results show that nonincarcerated sex offenders (1) are well educated and socioeconomically diverse; (2) report an average number of crimes and victims that is substantially higher than that represented in the current literature; and (3) sexually molest young boys with an incidence that is five times greater than the molestation of young girls. The relevance of these findings is discussed.

• Complications, consent, and cognitions in sex between children and adults

  1984

  International Journal of Law and Psychiatry · DOI

• Multiple paraphilic diagnoses among sex offenders.

  1988

  PubMed

  The psychiatric literature suggests that paraphiliacs can be expected to participate in only one type of deviant sexual behavior. Using self-reports gathered with assured confidentiality from 561 nonincarcerated paraphiliacs, we discovered that most paraphiliacs have had significant experience with as many as ten different types of deviant sexual behavior without regard, in many cases, to gender, age, and familial relationship of the victim. The relevance of these findings to our understanding of paraphiliacs and their treatment is discussed.