Titlebook: Masculinities and the Adult Male Prison Experience; Jennifer Anne Sloan Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Gen

Chronological

An Introduction to the Book, side of the law men find themselves upon, they can be sure to accrue some masculine credentials by virtue of being part of a system that is suffused with institutional masculinity (see Ellis et al. 2013). Yet, the very nature of being a man and the masculine identities of prisoners are often taken

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Corporeal Masculinities,in a very unique scent. The concept of gendered identity being an action, a presentation, a ‘process’ (Jenkins 2008), is particularly useful when placing the prison individual into an academic framework which argues that masculinity is also a selection of actions and processes undertaken for the ben

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Vulnerable Masculinities,d even rarer still is a consideration of these interplaying issues on a general level. Whereas consideration of the vulnerability of certain typologies of male prisoner is a regular occurrence within the prison—the bullied prisoner, the self-harming prisoner, the young prisoner, the old and infirm p

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Gender in Prison, account in some manner, through the notions of control, ownership, dominance, or independence. During interviews, and when observing men in the general prison population, it was clear that masculinity played a key role. When staff shouted on the wings, or prisoners shouted between cells, they gener

Offstage

Doing Prison Research,its association with crime. A key focus is upon interpersonal interactions between prisoners, based upon the concept of gender and the gendered body (and its use through gestures) being ‘performative’ (Butler 1990: 173).

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Book 2016olve being placed into a feminine position relative to other men, and particularly looks at the subversion of heteronormative gender positionings through bodies, spaces, time, and relationships. Vulnerability is also taken as a key consideration, and men are shown to act out their masculinities for