The Prison Community. Donald Clemmer. Rinehart, 1958 - Crime - 341 pages. The Prison Community Donald Clemmer Snippet view - 1960. Common terms. Jul 07, 2019 The prison community – Donald Clemmer – Google Books Clemmer was neither the first nor the last to describe this philosophical flaw in the concept of legal incarceration. Soo marked it as to-read Apr 10, Authoritarian Notions of Democracy around the Donad. The prison community – Donald Clemmer – Google Books. Search Enter search terms: This dissertation examines that theme, advances the theme that what Clemmer termed “prisonization” has been the nexus of the problems that have plagued legal incarceration as well as the seed of a majority of modern penal reforms, and argues that the struggle of ex-inmates to “deprisonize” poses a dire. Sentence of Donald Clemmer 1940 p. 299 on his definition of prisonization quoted in almost every work concerning the prisonization phenomena.1 Moreover, the “uni-versal factors” of prisonization have also been mentioned by most authors that quote Clemmer. At the same time, Clemmer’s work is about a lot more than the issue of prisonization. The founding of ethnographic prison sociology as a discipline, from which most of the meaningful knowledge of prison life and culture stems, is commonly credited to the publication of two key texts: 9 Donald Clemmer's The Prison Community, 10 which was first published in 1940 and republished in 1958; and Gresham Sykes classic study The Society of Captives, 11 which was also published in.
Dissertation Archive
Title
Idm connecting but not downloading. An Examination of Donald Clemmer's Concept of Prisonization and Its Role in the Future Development of Penal Policy in the United States
Author
Date of Award
Lil wayne tha carter 2 zip. 2002 Hoyt bow serial number lookup.
Degree Type
Dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Department
Criminal Justice
First Advisor
Donald Clemmer Prisonization
Stephen L. Mallory
Advisor Department
Donald Clemmer Coined The Term
Criminal Justice
Abstract
Donald Clemmer The Prison Community
In The Prison Community (1940; 1958), Donald Clemmer coined the word 'prisonization' and defined it as the process by which the psyches and behaviors of convicts were molded by the social and structural hallmarks of prison life. Clemmer's research, moreover, led him to suggest that prisonization largely confounded the social ideal underlying the penitentiary concept: it not only thwarted attempts to rehabilitate convicts but also inspired behavior that was contrary to accepted standards of social conduct. Clemmer was neither the first nor the last to describe this philosophical flaw in the concept of legal incarceration. Indeed, his assessment of the problem, if not the word he coined to express it, has been a recurring theme in the literature of criminal corrections for well over two hundred years. This dissertation examines that theme, advances the theme that what Clemmer termed 'prisonization' has been the nexus of the problems that have plagued legal incarceration as well as the seed of a majority of modern penal reforms, and argues that the struggle of ex-inmates to 'deprisonize' poses a dire and worsening threat to American society.
Recommended Citation
Brown, Jack William, 'An Examination of Donald Clemmer's Concept of Prisonization and Its Role in the Future Development of Penal Policy in the United States' (2002). Tuxera ntfs 2015 for macos. Dissertation Archive. 1824.
https://aquila.usm.edu/theses_dissertations/1824
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