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Contents: The arts of imprisonment: an introduction, Leonidas K. Cheliotis Aesthetics and an-aesthetics: the architecture of incarceration, Yvonne Jewkes Telling prison stories: the spectacle of punishment and the criminological imagination, Eamonn Carrabine Victor Hugo and Octave Mirbeau: a sociological analysis of imprisonment in fiction, Vincenzo Ruggiero Masculinity, violence, and art in Tennessee Williams' Not About Nightingales, Thomas Fahy Social documentary in prison: the art of catching the state in the act of punishment, Michelle Brown Thug life: Hip Hop's curious relationship with criminal justice, andre douglas pond cummings Art, constraint and memory: Egon Schiele in prison, W. B. Carnochan 'The haircut's on the house': Rebetika songs and Greek prisons, Stathis Gauntlett Art and autonomy: prison writers under siege, Robert Johnson Prose and cons:autobiographical writing by British prisoners, Mike Nellis Resistance or propaganda, self-expression or solipsism? Prison writing and the Red Army Faction prisoners in West Germany, 1973-77, Sarah Colvin 'Safe havens': the formation and practice of prison choirs in the US, Mary L. Cohen Teaching and learning: the pedagogy of arts education in prison settings, Rachel Marie-Crane Williams Comparing art therapy in prisons to 'arts-in-corrections': process to product and back again, David Gussak Creative encounters: whatever happened to the arts in prisons?, Alexandra Cox and Loraine Gelsthorpe Harmony behind bars: evaluating the therapeutic potential of a prison-based music programme, Leon Digard and Alison Liebling Awaiting justice in South African prisons: performing human rights in a state of exception, Aylwyn Walsh Index.
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