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Words in prison suffer from context perhaps more than in other situations. Particularly in the encounter between inmates and social workers, words are burdened with expectations and tensions given by the compression of space, the mortification of the body and the dilation of time, often referred to as "suspended" time, which never passes. They are usually rarefied words, due to the difficulty of linguistic comprehension (many inmates are foreigners), the impossibility of preparing and curating meetings with adequate time and space, and the absence of privacy with which to accommodate the most painful words. This rarefaction sometimes produces closure, superficiality, sometimes brings out the essential, creates spaces for the authentic. Even when so-called "treatment activities," with (re)educational value, leverage words - such as autobiographical storytelling workshops - there is then a lack of opportunities for verification, especially in the long term, that is, there is a lack of opportunities to detect how the relationship with self and others changes, how the ability to shape experience changes.This is another reason that depotentiates words in prison. And yet it is only from the thought become word that a new consideration of self begins, in that space where positive versions of one's identity can emerge alongside those that imprisonment cements and stigmatizes. The contribution aims to present qualitative research carried out with social workers (competent volunteers) in the S. Vittore prison, from which a reflection on the value of words in such a conditioned context, where education seems to be hostage to constraints and limits, rather than animated by workers committed to reeducational paths, has emerged. From here it is perhaps possible to build on this to hatch paths of critical reinterpretation and change. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article, based on bibliographical reviews, aims to analyze the development of a possible death policy adopted by the State in the face of the prison population and its most varied actors in the pandemic scenario. Therefore, we seek to understand the Brazilian prison structure and the development of a technique for exercising power called by Achille Mbembe as necropolitics. Since then, we seek to collect data on the impact of COVID-19 in prison in order to ascertain the real situation of the prison population in times of pandemic and the need to find emergency solutions to protect the lives of the great masses prison that is sensitively vulnerable to contagion by this new disease. In this way, after verifying the reality supported by the prison system with the advance of COVID-19 in prison, the article seeks to analyze the urgency of a humanitarian penal legal system, which will reform the relationship between the human person and prison. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Il saggio intende proporre in chiave filosofico-ermeneutica un’analisi del romanzo pavesiano Il carcere. Si è inteso mostrare come Pavese tracci una fenomenologia esistenziale, benché anomala rispetto all’esperienza comune, della vita in carcere, dalla quale emergono alcune categorie filosofiche che scandiscono il vivere in libertà e in prigione. La sospensione, lo smarrimento e la precarietà della vita in carcere mostrano comunque alcuni degli imprescindibili elementi che rendono degna e autentica l’esistenza, come se nel Carcere vedessimo il negativo della vita stessa e una grande metafora cosmica per cui Pavese ci indica alcuni rimedi e considerazioni.

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In the presented case study we deepen the results of an international comparative research concerning the section of the survey carried out in Italy, going into detail about the situation related to the use of ICT in prison in our country during the Covid-19 pandemic. By proposing large excerpts of the interviews collected from four privileged witnesses (a prison manager, a school principal and two teachers), the article, through the examination of the practices told and the reflections collected, intends to probe the existing imaginaries on the use of ICT in the prison context, comparing points of view of different roles and examining the diachronic perspectives: pre/post pandemic and the prospects of future development. Le TIC in carcere durante la pandemia da Covid-19: uno studio di caso. Nello studio di caso presentato approfondiamo i risultati di una ricerca comparativa internazionale che riguardano la sezione dell’indagine svolta in Italia, scendendo nel dettaglio della situazione relativa agli utilizzi delle TIC in carcere nel nostro Paese durante la pandemia da Covid-19. Proponendo ampi stralci delle interviste raccolte da quattro testimoni privilegiati (un dirigente carcerario, un dirigente scolastico e due docenti), l’articolo, attraverso l’esame delle pratiche raccontate e delle riflessioni raccolte, intende sondare gli immaginari esistenti sull’utilizzo delle TIC in contesto penitenziario, confrontando punti di vista di ruoli differenti ed esaminandone lo svolgimento diacronico pre/post pandemia e le prospettive di sviluppo futuro.

This contribution is an analysis on the consequences of the coronavirus spread in the Italian prison system, highlighting concerns and potential prospects of improvements. Like other extremely vulnerable contexts, prisons are affected by the spread of Covid-19, resulting however weaker in providing effective strategies to ensure prevention, health and safety. Due to structural flaws, unhealthy conditions and endemic shortfalls, penitentiaries see a high risk of an outbreak of the illness. The prison crumbling and chronic overcrowded state make social distancing impossible. In addition to this, the coronavirus impact exacerbates pre-existing difficulties of the prison system. In such a dramatic scenario, and in spite of the inadequate government response in providing efficient resources against the virus diffusion, some detention facilities seem to be resilient in fighting back the epidemic, adopting strategies and solutions which could be considered a valuable starting point towards a better way of conceiving punishment. Il carcere italiano di fronte al coronavirus: tra criticità e resilienza. Il contributo presenta un’analisi circa le ripercussioni della diffusione del coronavirus nel sistema penitenziario, mettendo in luce le criticità e le potenziali prospettive di miglioramento. Il carcere, come tutti gli altri contesti contraddistinti da un elevato grado di vulnerabilità, non è immune rispetto alla diffusione del Covid-19, ma si dimostra debole nel garantire efficaci strategie di prevenzione e sicurezza sanitaria. A causa delle carenze strutturali, dell’insalubrità e dei deficit endemici degli istituti di pena, appare concreto il rischio che i luoghi di detenzione si trasformino in vivi focolai di malattia. Le fatiscenti condizioni dei penitenziari e la cronica condizione di sovraffollamento rendono impraticabile il distanziamento sociale e, al tempo stesso, l’impatto del coronavirus esaspera i nodi critici preesistenti all’interno dei circuiti penitenziari. In questo drammatico scenario, per quanto i provvedimenti adottati dal governo risultino insufficienti nel fornire gli strumenti adeguati al contrasto della diffusione del virus, alcune strutture si mostrano resilienti nel fronteggiare l’epidemia, mettendo in pratica una serie di strategie e soluzioni che possono costituire un valido punto di partenza verso un modo migliore di intendere la pena.

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In this text, we aim to discursively analyze the narratives of Angela, the fictitious name of a female prisoner in Goiás, residing in a city in the interior of the state of Goiás. We rely on Critical Applied Linguistics, studies on gender intersectionalities and assumptions Foucaultians about knowledge, power and body. We problematize prison through the voice of a subject who experienced and experiences social difficulties on a daily basis. As a result, we point out that prison is represented, from the perspective of an ex-convict, as a locus full of stigmas and social prejudices, making socially-historically erased subjects increasingly invisible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents the reflections on education in prisons based on field research developed within the scope of the São Cristóvão do Sul prison unit, using as materiality interviews with teachers, participant observation, documentary research, photographic records and writings in a field diary. The article emphasizes the reflection on the theme of education in prisons, stressing the need for public policies that materialize and contemplate education as a human right, involving the inmate as the protagonist and allowing him to rescue values, knowledge and learning that aim to add to the re(construction) of their social return. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In 1851, William Gladstone turned the suffering of Neapolitan political prisoners into a cause célèbre. His Two Letters to the Earl of Aberdeen on the State Prosecutions of the Neapolitan Government galvanized European and American public opinion, and set in motion a process of diplomatic negotiation that culminated in the removal of sixty-six men from prison in January 1859. Subject to deportation, the men took control of the ship taking them to the U.S.A. and directed it to Great Britain, where they enjoyed a hero's welcome. During the eight years that separated the publication of Gladstone's protest from the prisoners' escape, leading British politicians, diplomats, and journalists worked to keep the plight of the Neapolitan prisoners in the public eye; however, the prisoners themselves, with the help of close friends and family, made an essential contribution to this effort. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article analyzes the experience of one of the author's acquaintances, who served almost a month in jail and compares the mechanisms within a current Italian prison with those described in the classics of ethnography and sociology of prisons and in particular in Goffman's writings, finding intriguing and disturbing similarities in the mechanisms of a typical closed institution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Trying to let prison and university come closer one each other, as two professional worlds, passing through the training of future educators and educationalists, this essay aims to combine discipline intersections for pedagogical curriculum open to penitentiary contexts, even in the light of the legislative change started by the so-called “Law Iori”. Tra carcere e università. Intersezioni disciplinari per coniugare la formazione pedagogica penitenziaria Nell’intento di avvicinare due mondi professionali, carcere e università, passando attraverso la formazione di futuri educatori e pedagogisti, questo saggio si propone di coniugare intersezioni disciplinari per curricula pedagogici aperti al penitenziario, anche alla luce del cambiamento normativo avviato a partire dalla cosiddetta proposta contenuta nella “Legge Iori”.

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