Exploring the roles and practices of libraries in prisons : international perspectives
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Exploring the roles and practices of libraries in prisons : international perspectives
（Advances in librarianship, v. 49）
Emerald, 2021
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
Over the past fifty years, only a small body of knowledge has been published regarding libraries in prisons. Exploring the Roles and Practices of Libraries in Prisons: International Perspectives aims to strengthen and expand this body of knowledge, with each chapter addressing different aspects of the roles and practices of library services to prisons and prisoners.
Writing from Croatia, Sri Lanka, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Australia, Norway, Germany and the United States of America, this edited collection focuses on prison library programming, the role of prison libraries as supporters of prisoner literacy development, censorship, future visions for prison libraries, and descriptions of prison libraries across the world. Libraries in both adult and juvenile prisons are studied, as are prison libraries from diverse carceral contexts such as the rapidly expanding American carceral system, through to the 'normalisation' prisons of Norway.
This book will be of interest to prison managers, education and custodial staff, prison librarians, library and information studies academics and students, education researchers and practitioners, readers interested in social justice, education, censorship, prison life, and prison reform.
目次
- Introduction
- Jane Garner Part 1. Library programs and services Chapter 1. Exploring the rehabilitative role of the prison library: addressing sensitive information needs via cultural activities
- Cheryl Canning and Steven Buchanan Chapter 2. Expanding library service in jails and prisons through hip hop. Meditation, and creativity
- Kim McNeil Capers, Jill Anderson, and Nili Ness Part 2. Prison libraries and literacy learning Chapter 3. Libraries Tasmania Prison Library Literacy Service: practitioner reflection
- Iona Johnson Chapter 4. Power to the people: public libraries using critical information literacy pedagogy in prisons
- Emilie Hancock Part 3. Censorship Chapter 5. Collaboration among prison libraries, public, and academic libraries and the impact of censorship
- Dale Monobe, Bobbie Bushman, and Sarah McCall Chapter 6. Books behind bars: cases of censorship in two South Mississippi prisons
- Jennifer Elaine Steele Part 4. Prison libraries around the world Chapter 7. Prison librarianship and prisoner education: a case study from Northern Ireland
- Jayne Finlay and Jessica Bates Chapter 8. Exploring juvenile justice facility library provision in Australia and South Carolina, USA
- Jane Garner Chapter 9. Reading behind bars: results of a study into reading interests and library use of prisoners in Croatian correctional facilities
- Meri Bajic, Martina Dragija Ivanovic, and Sanjica Faletar Tanackovic Chapter 10. Experiencing prison libraries in Sri Lanka: drawbacks and potential
- Padma Bandaranayake Chapter 11. Books open worlds for people behind bars: Library Services in Germany's prisons ranging from local best practice examples and regional experiences in North Rhine-Westphalia to steadily growing internationality
- Gerhard Peschers Part 5. Future views for prison libraries Chapter 12. Mandatory minimums: staffing correctional libraries
- Erin Boyington and Renee Barnes Chapter 13. Patron-centered services: disrupting the narrative of reformation and reading American jails and prisons
- Jeanie Austin and Emily Jacobson Part 6. Voices from the inside Chapter 14. Normalisation in the prison library
- Tina Malen Hansen Chapter 15. Escaping into the prison library
- Damien Linnane Chapter 16. "What a difference it made to my life": an interview with an Australian prison library user
- Anonymous
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