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Carceral

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Car´cer`al
a.1.Belonging to a prison.


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25) Whether directly or implicitly, much of the scholarship on incarceration--particularly literature that draws continuities between slavery and the carceral state, by emphasizing the dishonor of those subject to the biases of the law, broadly construed--see penal institutions as worlds apart, as mausoleums where the state entombs the socially dead.
171) If incapacitation undermines the distinction of the "inside" of the carceral regime and the "outside," then the therapeutic undermines the separation of the individual from the community and treatment undermines the distinction between the inside of the courtroom from the outside.
 
 
 
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