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Women, the embodiment of health and carceral space

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Women, the embodiment of health and carceral space

Auteurs : Dominique Robert [Canada] ; Sylvie Frigon [Canada] ; Rene Balzile [Canada]

Source :

International Journal of Prisoner Health [ 1744-9200 ] ; 2007-03-01.

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English descriptors

Teeft :
- Adjudicated health, Association journal, Belzile frigon, Body cavity searches, Canadian penitentiaries, Canadian prison, Carceral, Carceral institutions, Carceral logic, Clinical space, Comic book, Community hospitals, Correctional, Correctional health care, Correctional institutions, Correctional service, Correctional services, Corrections research, Criminology, Dance workshops, Degradation ceremonies, Detention, Detention context, Deviance, Domestic violence, Federal institutions, Federal penitentiaries, Female inmates, Femmes, Femmes incarcerees, Frigon, General population, Health care, Health problems, Health professionals, Health services, Health status, Healthcare, Healthcare personnel, Healthcare professionals, Healthcare services, Incarceration, Infectious diseases, Inmate, International journal, Kingston prison, Male prisoners, Many women, Medical staff, Mental health, Negative attitude, Nineteenth century, Other hand, Ottawa, Peace agents, Penal, Penal laws, Penitentiary, Physical pain, Poor health status, Power relations, Prison experience, Prison health, Prisoner, Prisoner health, Psychological abuse, Psychotropic drugs, Right committee, Robert frigon, Same time, Sanitary napkin, Service correctionnel, Social change, Stoller shaw, Unique space, Unpublished masters thesis, Whole lives, Women inmates, Women ottawa, Women prisoners.

Abstract

Using the example of women incarcerated in Canada, this paper aims at showing the necessity of studying prisoners health and healthcare through a perspective informed both by a criminology of the body and prisonpenal sociology. Health is too often constructed as a set of discrete variables that can be isolated from the whole person and her environment. In this paper, we want to show the complexities and richness of situating carceral health and healthcare within the experience of the body and prison. After describing the situation of women in prison in Canada and their health status before incarceration and while in prison, the intricacies of health, healthcare and punishment will be described and we will conclude by showing how health and the body act as a site of control and a site of resistance for incarcerated women.

Url:

https://api.istex.fr/document/A6EFE6C273DF22525FF17B009A90604A85EE154C/fulltext/pdf

DOI: 10.1080/17449200701520099

Affiliations:

Canada

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Women, the embodiment of health and carceral space

Women, the embodiment of health and carceral space

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