Ecologies of Incarceration

Mauve Perle Tahat

doi:10.5771/9781666964028

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Copyright year: 2024
ISBN-Print: 978-1-6669-6401-1
ISBN-Online: 978-1-6669-6402-8
Publisher: Lexington, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 252
Product type: Book Titles

1. Dedication No access
2. Contents No access
3. Preface No access
4. Acknowledgments No access
1. Reading This Book No access
2. Social Epistemic Thinking No access
3. Reframing Literary Histories No access
4. “Environment” as an Interdisciplinary, Far-Reaching Terminology No access
5. The Environment Is Humans, Too No access
6. The Prison Pastoral No access
7. Recognizing Ecofascism and Fossil Fascism No access
8. Intersubjectivity: Resituating “The Other” No access
9. Trash Heap Oracle: Situating Yourself in the Anthropocene No access
10. Everyday Narrative Ecologies No access
11. MOVE No access
12. On Literature, More Generally No access
13. Note No access
1. Intra-action and Entanglement No access
2. Ripples in Flint Michigan No access
3. Connection and Post-anthropocentrism No access
4. 1. American Environmental History No access
  2. Writing the Land No access
5. Nobody No access
6. Witness No access
7. Write What You Know No access
8. Prison Writing Formations No access
9. The Waste Land: Prison Life Writing’s Intertextuality No access
10. 1. Lost Cargo: Prison Life Writing against the Law No access
11. “Waste” and the Life Cycle Analysis No access
12. Reading Ecologies and the Re-reading of Discard No access
13. Open Pedagogies No access
14. The Spectacle of Exposure No access
15. Thanks, Hon. No access
16. 1. Against Finalization No access
17. Notes No access
1. Material History Is Gritty No access
2. Miasma and Sensing Environment No access
3. Built-in Hazards No access
4. Placing Prison No access
5. Worlding and Queer Ecology No access
6. Weelaunee Forest a Representative Space No access
7. Writing Solitary Confinement No access
8. The Optics of Carceral Psychogeography No access
9. Ballad of the Landlord No access
10. The Fabric of Society No access
11. Unauthorized Breaks: The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire No access
12. “. . . the building itself reeks of death.” No access
13. Insiders’ Guides to the Prison Ecosystem No access
14. Seabrook Farms: Agribusiness as Carceral Psychogeography No access
15. Louisiana State Penitentiary: Angola: The Farm No access
16. Note No access
1. Child Abuse: A Public Health Crisis of Stolen Time No access
2. Innocence for Profit: The Kids for Cash Scandal No access
3. Achterhuis No access
4. “Lingering Pastness” and “Being with the Other” as the De-reification of Carceral Culture’s Individualistic Paradigm No access
5. Legacies of Stolen Children No access
6. Child Abuse, Child Separation, and the Carceral Hauntology of Stolen Time No access
7. A Tenuous Line of Shared Residence: the Co-existence of Prison Guards and Prisoners across Space and Time No access
8. “Doing Time”: Cumulative Disadvantage and the Continuity of the Carceral Subject No access
9. Note No access
1. Writing the Landscape—Having a Body under Racial Capitalism No access
2. There Is No Equitable Prison: Discussions of Gender Justice and Carceral Culture No access
3. Refusal to be Forgotten No access
4. “Cut, Snip, You Ain’t Doing Nothin’”: Racial Capitalism’s Gendered and Racialized Miasma No access
5. Decarcerating Birth No access
6. The “Natural Resource” Discourse in the Prison Ecosystem No access
7. Notes No access
1. Pro-death No access
2. Parish Prison No access
3. “I Will Stand Up for You” No access
4. The Beneficial Resistance of Predecessors and History of Others as Part of Prison Life Writings’ “I” No access
5. “She’d Surely Regret Having Survived” No access
6. “A Hopeless Imprisonment Preceding Death” No access
7. Note No access
1. “Am I the Worst I’ve Ever Done?” No access
2. Narrative Theory and the Transformation of Subjects No access
3. Background of Critical Justices No access
4. False Shock and the Realities of Systemic Mental Health Failures No access
5. Addressing Responses to Trauma as a Component of Critical Justices No access
6. Only Treating the Symptoms: Change and the Contradictions of Endurance No access
7. Treating Trauma with America’s Rugged Individualism No access
8. The Transformation of Subjects by the Presence of Others, or, Friendship Should Not be a Luxury No access
9. 1. What Is Public Service? No access
10. Note No access
1. The System Works as It Was Designed No access
2. Gaza’s Expedited Metaphysical and Ecological Consciousness No access
3. A Global Struggle for a Future No access
4. Forced Extinction: Native Reservation Life and the Struggle to Exist under Racial Capitalism’s Eugenics Project No access
5. A Radical Will to Exist No access
6. Bikes over Baghdad No access
1. Praxis for Everyone No access
2. Leave Tonight or Live and Die This Way No access
References No access Pages 237 - 246
Index No access Pages 247 - 250
About the Author No access Pages 251 - 252