Caged Emotions - Adaptation, Control and Solitude in Prison
Caged Emotions - Adaptation, Control and Solitude in Prison
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笼中的情绪——监狱里的适应、控制和孤独
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10.1007/978-3-030-96083-4_5
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2022
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Laws B
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本章探讨监狱中情绪的空间分化。该叙述发展了之前关于监狱生活情感地理学的研究（Crewe et al., 2014），认为监狱空间可以分为三类：生活空间、敌对区域和自由空间。本章自始至终都试图解释促进这些空间中特定情感表达的空间动态和力量。例如，两所监狱中所描述的“敌对区域”（愤怒和恐惧普遍存在）似乎具有许多共同的物理和社会特征。为了引导这一讨论，本章结合并扩展了“阈限”的理论方法。
This chapter considers the spatial differentiation of emotions in prison. This account develops previous work on the emotional geography of prison life (Crewe et al., 2014), arguing that prison spaces can be grouped into three categories: living spaces, hostile zones and free spaces. Throughout, the chapter attempts to explain the spatial dynamics and forces that facilitated the display of particular emotions in these spaces. For example, the ‘hostile zones’ described in both prisons (where anger and fear was common) appeared to have a number of shared physical and social features. To steer this discussion, the chapter combines and extends theoretical approaches to ‘liminality’.