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Teri Anne Chettiar

Associate Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of History

Teri Anne Chettiar is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

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Teri Anne Chettiar

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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sociology gender studies social justice social sciences history therapeutic approaches interpersonal relationships gender identity queer theory social policy family relations homosexuality violence against women couple therapy family therapy marital therapy marriage queer studies identity politics intimate state medical ethics social relations legal medicine medical history family issues counseling psychology family psychology family process family studies contemporary family therapy psychiatric care psychiatric research psychological medicine lgbt health sexual behavior philosophy of medicine humanity and medicine intimate relationships feminist identity feminist perspectives military families clinical psychiatry systemic therapy community mental health lesbian studies historical analysis transnational history human welfare public welfare victimology psychological violence sexual violence victimisation domestic violence medical hypnosis nineteenth century late nineteenth century marriage counseling therapy services marriage therapists postwar britain .. marriage improvement stable marriage nuclear family new models family members cassel hospital sexual law reform lgbtq+ people humanities gendered sexuality sexuality and disability sexual orientation human sciences sexual and reproductive health feminist theory human sexuality feminist studies history of science gender theory modern britain

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Trauma, Emotion and the Construction of ‘Deserving’ Victimhood in 1970S Britain: How Early Public Recognition of Intimate Partner Violence Harmed Victims. Gender & History (2025)

Teri Chettiar

early public recognitioninnocent female victimssociologycriminologytheoretical criminologygender studiestraumaviolence against womenfeminist criminologyfamily violencesexual violencevictimologypsychological violencevictimisationdomestic violenceinterpersonal violencefeminist theory

The Intimate State: How Emotional Life Became Political in Welfare-State Britain. Oxford University Press (2023)

Teri Anne Chettiar

political scienceintimate statepolitical studiessociologysocial problemssocial scienceswelfaresocial changepolitical sociologysocial policyhuman welfarewelfare-state britainpolitical behavioridentity politicspublic welfaresocial justice

Counselling for Connection: Making Queer Relationships During Britain’s Sexual Revolution. Medical Humanities (2022)

Teri Chettiar

queer theorysexual orientationsexual law reformsociologylesbian studieslgbt healthlgbtq+ peoplegender studieshomosexualityqueer studiesgender identitysexual behaviorsexual revolution

The Intimate State. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Teri Chettiar

queer theoryfeminist identityintimate statesociologyfeminist perspectivessocial sciencesgender studieshomosexualityviolence against womennuclear familynew modelsqueer studiesidentity politicssocial justicefeminist theory

“More Than a Contract”: The Emergence of a State-Supported Marriage Welfare Service and the Politics of Emotional Life in Post-1945 Britain. Journal of British Studies (2016)

Teri Chettiar

family therapymarriageinterpersonal relationshipssociologymarital therapysocial sciencesfamily issuescouple therapytherapy servicessocial policysocial relationsfamily relationsmarriage counselingcounseling psychologymarriage therapistssocial justicesocial work

REVIEW: M. Thomson's Lost Freedom: The Landscape of the Child and the British Post-War Settlement. Journal of British Studies (2015)

Teri Anne Chettiar

historyenglishsocial historypolitical historyinternational historyamerican studiesglobal historybritish post-war settlementtransnational historyhistorical reviewm. thomsonsocial justicehistorical analysis

Treating Marriage as “the Sick Entity”: Gender, Emotional Life, and the Psychology of Marriage Improvement in Postwar Britain.. History of Psychology (2015)

Teri Chettiar

gendered sexualityfamily therapyfamily processmarriagestable marriagepostwar britain ..interpersonal relationshipssociologyintimate relationshipsmarriage improvementmarital therapyfamily relationspsychologygender studiescouple therapyfamily psychologyfamily studiesgender identity

Democratizing Mental Health. History of the Human Sciences (2012)

Teri Chettiar

contemporary family therapycommunity mental healthsystemic therapymental healthfamily memberspsychopathologycassel hospitalfamily medicinepsychiatric researchpsychiatryclinical psychiatrypsychiatric caremilitary familiespsychological medicinetherapeutic approaches

‘Looking as Little Like Patients as Persons Well Could’: Hypnotism, Medicine and the Problem of the Suggestible Subject in Late Nineteenth-Century Britain. Medical History (2012)

Teri Chettiar

historymedical historymedical hypnosislate nineteenth centuryhumanity and medicinenineteenth centuryphilosophy of medicinephilosophylegal medicinetherapeutic approachesmedical ethics

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Teri Anne Chettiar

Associate Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of History

Teri Anne Chettiar is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Teri Anne Chettiar

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Trauma, Emotion and the Construction of ‘Deserving’ Victimhood in 1970S Britain: How Early Public Recognition of Intimate Partner Violence Harmed Victims. Gender & History (2025)

Teri Chettiar

The Intimate State: How Emotional Life Became Political in Welfare-State Britain. Oxford University Press (2023)

Teri Anne Chettiar

Counselling for Connection: Making Queer Relationships During Britain’s Sexual Revolution. Medical Humanities (2022)

Teri Chettiar

queer theorysexual orientationsexual law reformsociologylesbian studieslgbt healthlgbtq+ peoplegender studieshomosexualityqueer studiesgender identitysexual behaviorsexual revolution

The Intimate State. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Teri Chettiar

“More Than a Contract”: The Emergence of a State-Supported Marriage Welfare Service and the Politics of Emotional Life in Post-1945 Britain. Journal of British Studies (2016)

Teri Chettiar

REVIEW: M. Thomson's Lost Freedom: The Landscape of the Child and the British Post-War Settlement. Journal of British Studies (2015)

Teri Anne Chettiar

Treating Marriage as “the Sick Entity”: Gender, Emotional Life, and the Psychology of Marriage Improvement in Postwar Britain.. History of Psychology (2015)

Teri Chettiar

Democratizing Mental Health. History of the Human Sciences (2012)

Teri Chettiar

‘Looking as Little Like Patients as Persons Well Could’: Hypnotism, Medicine and the Problem of the Suggestible Subject in Late Nineteenth-Century Britain. Medical History (2012)

Teri Chettiar

historymedical historymedical hypnosislate nineteenth centuryhumanity and medicinenineteenth centuryphilosophy of medicinephilosophylegal medicinetherapeutic approachesmedical ethics

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