Prison life writing : conversion and the literary roots of the U.S. prison system, Simon Rolston

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Life Writing In The Contemporary Carceral State: Writing My Wrongs, A Place To Stand, And The Making Of A "Better Human Being"
ch. 5
"Love Is Contraband In Hell": Women's Prisons, Life Writing, And Discourses Of Sexuality In Assata And An American Radical
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Conversion And The Story Of The Us Prison
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Treatment Era: African American Prison Life Writing And The Prison Conversion Narrative In George Jackson's Soledad Brother And James Carr S Bad
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From The Treatment Era To The Monster Factory: Carl Panzram's And Jack Henry Abbott's Anticonversion Narratives And The Dawn Of Mass Incarceration
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