Troublesome Boys, Prison, and Intimate Partner Violence
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This article uses developmental and philosophical notions derived from the work of de Beauvoir, Canguilhem, Foucault, Rose, Butler, and others to build a theory of what happens to the sense of self of young men in prison and establishes a connection between the experience of imprisonment and men’s violence towards women. It is the second in a series exploring the development of a criminal subjectivity as a consequence of criminal justice systems, particularly imprisonment, which are designed to cope with the behaviour resulting from criminal identity, in an endless loop.Description
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Psychotherapy and Politics International, ISSN: 1476-9263 (Print); 1556-9195 (Online), Wiley, 22(1), 1-24. doi: 10.24135/ppi.v22i1.04
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