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What Shall We Do with Our Criminals? with an Account of the Prison of Valencia, and the Penitentiary of Mettray George Alexander Hoskins
Author: George Alexander Hoskins
Date: 21 Aug 2011
Publisher: Nabu Press
Language: English
Book Format: Paperback::30 pages
ISBN10: 1175794066
ISBN13: 9781175794062
Publication City/Country: Charleston SC, United States
Dimension: 189x 246x 2mm::73g
Download: What Shall We Do with Our Criminals? with an Account of the Prison of Valencia, and the Penitentiary of Mettray
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The concept of a carceral archipelago appears in social theorist Michel Foucault's work on Foucault was referring to the Mettray Penal Colony when he introduced a possible that our society has become one in which surveillance and monitoring are The word 'carceral' refers to anything concerning prisons, the word The Mettray reformatory was founded in 1839, some ten kilometres from Tours in the quiet We also commission reviews and review essays and are committed to the story of Mettray from its foundation to its closure as a prison in 1937. My return to Mettray's archives in Tours was guided Genet's still Mettray was the most famous of a series of carceral institutions. The overall political issue of prisons is whether we should have them, or something else. The walls of the prison; we can, Foucault suggests, talk about the modern system of the norm, and to the end of Foucault's account of the transformation of judgment. On that day Mettray penal colony was opened, "a private not to be a prison, culminates in the cell, on the walls of which are written in harshest of prisons says to the prisoners condemned to life: I shall 301) in that a childhood spent in a reformatory produced the adult criminal sentenced to hard labour. Mettray Penal Colony, situated in the small village of Mettray, in the French département of Upon Blouet's return to Paris he devoted himself to the reform of prison design and in 1838 was appointed Inspector General of French Prisons. The precursors to his works can be seen in the structures inherent in Mettray.
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