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Prison Stories
Women Scholars’ Experiences Doing Research Behind Bars
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2020
Summary
This anthology looks deeply at women researchers’ personal stories, struggles, and successes within the context of conducting research in the male-dominated sphere of prison studies. Their insights provide an analytical resource from which readers can better understand the context of doing prison research and the theoretical and methodological challenges that come with it. Their autoethnographic stories shed light on the unique issues faced by women prison researchers and provide a roadmap for understanding the novel strategies, methodological landmines, and epistemological challenges for those who will come after them. Their experiences as women investigators are couched in a distinct set of challenges. This book is intended to highlight those researchers’ challenges and also, to celebrate their successes.
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Copyright year
2020
ISBN-Print
978-1-7936-0060-8
ISBN-Online
978-1-7936-0061-5
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
202
Product type
Edited Book
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Contents No access
Acknowledgments No access
Introduction No access
Chapter 1 The Endlessly Fascinating and Depressing Rabbit Hole of Prisons No access
Chapter 2 Reflections on Team Research in Carceral Settings No access
Chapter 3 A Woman’s Place No access
Chapter 4 Cloaked in Liminality No access
Chapter 5 “Just Listen, People!” No access
Chapter 6 Complicity and Compassion No access
Chapter 7 Empathy and Identity No access
Chapter 8 On the Possibilities of Emotional Praxis for Feminist Prison Research No access
Chapter 9 From Captive Audience to Cultural Penology No access
Chapter 10 Women in Our Own Right or “Honorary Men”? No access
