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: The "witch-hunt" is frequently used in feminist criminology to describe the "inquisitorial moment" of law—where certain groups are cast as a "common enemy" to justify extreme state punishment or social control.

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: In a contemporary sense, the term is often invoked in debates regarding social movements (like #MeToo) or political trials (such as those involving former leaders), where it is used to characterize investigations as biased or motivated by "moral panic". Core Themes for the Write-Up : The "witch-hunt" is frequently used in feminist

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: Critical assessments often center on works like Silvia Federici's Caliban and the Witch , which frames the historical witch hunts in Europe and Latin America as a necessary step for the rise of capitalism and the subjugation of the female body.