Fugitive Thought
According to Hames-Garcia (English, philosophy, and culture, Binghamton U., State U. of New York), minority prison writers/ activists figure among America's new intellectuals. In his view, prisoners are ideal voices for critiquing existing institutions in re- thinking visions of freedom and justice. His analysis of prison literature and legal the
GenresSocial ethicsUnited StatesPrisoners' writings, AmericanLibertyRace discriminationJustice, Administration of
352 pages, 3 editions
English edition · First published 2004 by University of Minnesota Press · ISBN 9780816643141
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3 editions
English
- Fugitive Thought · University of Minnesota Press · 2004 · ISBN 9780816643141 This page
- Fugitive Thought: Prison Movements, Race, and the Meaning of Justice · University of Minnesota Press · 2004 · ISBN 9781299916067
- Fugitive Thought: Prison Movements, Race, and the Meaning of Justice · University of Minnesota Press · 2004 · ISBN 9780816643134
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