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The Pervasive Nature of Carceral Isolation
The Pervasive Nature of Carceral Isolation
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This book offers a powerful exploration of isolation in prison, using an innovative letter-writing research methodology with incarcerated men in Scotland. While existing law and policy assumes isolation only takes place in solitary confinement, this book reveals how it in fact permeates everyday prison life - one of the prisoners writes that there is 'no such thing' as meaningful human contact in prison. Examining how factors such as offence type, gender identity and health conditions shape liv…

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This book offers a powerful exploration of isolation in prison, using an innovative letter-writing research methodology with incarcerated men in Scotland. While existing law and policy assumes isolation only takes place in solitary confinement, this book reveals how it in fact permeates everyday prison life - one of the prisoners writes that there is 'no such thing' as meaningful human contact in prison.

Examining how factors such as offence type, gender identity and health conditions shape lived experience, it unpacks the prisoners' complex relationships with solitude, loneliness and coping mechanisms. With international legal perspectives integral to the narrative, the book reframes how isolation in prison is understood and can be addressed.

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This book offers a powerful exploration of isolation in prison, using an innovative letter-writing research methodology with incarcerated men in Scotland. While existing law and policy assumes isolation only takes place in solitary confinement, this book reveals how it in fact permeates everyday prison life - one of the prisoners writes that there is 'no such thing' as meaningful human contact in prison.

Examining how factors such as offence type, gender identity and health conditions shape lived experience, it unpacks the prisoners' complex relationships with solitude, loneliness and coping mechanisms. With international legal perspectives integral to the narrative, the book reframes how isolation in prison is understood and can be addressed.

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