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Bodies of Knowledge: An Anatomy and Kinesiology of the American Prison Nation, 'Human'-making, and Twenty-first-century Techno-gods

Karr, LyndseyThe Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York2018

<p>The social production of hegemonic knowledge has historically been legitimized in relation to the sanctioned status of the ‘Human’.<a title="">[1]</a> Beginning with the American Prison Industrial Complex and what sociologist Beth E. Richie conceptualizes as the “prison nation,” I will show the …

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