Not Looking Hard Enough: Masculinity, Emotion, and Prison Research
Not Looking Hard Enough: Masculinity, Emotion, and Prison Research
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10.1177/1077800413515829
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2014-04-01
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2
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Crewe, Ben
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作者：
Crewe, Ben
朱克斯在她最近关于监狱研究中的自我民族志和情感的文章中指出，令人惊讶的是，大多数监狱研究仍然是无性别文本，总体而言，撰写有关监狱研究情感维度的学者都是女性。本文探讨了这两种说法。首先，它引起了人们对监狱研究领域的关注，在这些领域中，男性研究人员对情感和男子气概问题具有相对反思性，同时也强调了即使在监狱社会学的经典研究中也可以识别监狱研究的某些情感维度的方式。其次，它表明，大多数男性监禁研究中最引人注目的遗漏之一是对男性关系之间同性社会关系的分析，这些关系是由隐藏或间接表达的男性亲密关系所定义的。第三，它描述了作者作为一个对被监禁的人进行研究的一些经历，强调了男性气概和阶级交织的话语在多大程度上塑造了研究过程。
In her recent article on autoethnography and emotion in prison research, Jewkes suggests that most prison studies remain surprisingly ungendered texts, and thaton the wholethe scholars who have written about the emotional dimensions of prison research have been women. This article explores both of these claims. First, it draws attention to areas of prison research in which male researchers have been relatively reflexive about matters of emotion and masculinity, while also highlighting the way that some of the emotional dimensions of prison research can be identified even within the classic studies of prison sociology. Second, it suggests that one of the most striking omissions from most studies of men's imprisonment is the analysis of homosocial relations between menrelations defined by flows of masculine intimacy that are submerged or expressed indirectly. Third, it describes some of the author's experiences as a man undertaking research with imprisoned men, highlighting the degree to which entwined discourses of masculinity and class shaped the research process.