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This book, which is based on seven interviews conducted in a Texas women s prison, focuses on stories told by a few of the growing number of mothers incarcerated in American prisons. Incarcerated mothers stories deal with the challenges of motherhood before, during, and after incarceration, offering a nuanced picture of social and psychological contexts that surround disadvantaged mothers with unrealistic social norms. The sum of these women s experiences material and psychological adds up to a counter-narrative critiquing the dominant culture s ideas of what mothers should be and how the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book, which is based on seven interviews
conducted in a Texas women s prison, focuses on
stories told by a few of the growing number of
mothers incarcerated in American prisons.
Incarcerated mothers stories deal with the
challenges of motherhood before, during, and after
incarceration, offering a nuanced picture of social
and psychological contexts that surround
disadvantaged mothers with unrealistic social norms.
The sum of these women s experiences material and
psychological adds up to a counter-narrative
critiquing the dominant culture s ideas of what
mothers should be and how the system fails to
provide opportunities to disadvantaged parents.
This study analyzes the rhetorical strategies of
incarcerated mothers to determine what strategies
silenced groups utilize in the development of
counter-narratives.
Autorenporträt
Lana Marlow, Ph.D. is Graduate Advisor and Assistant Professor of
Communication at Angelo State University in San Angelo, TX. She
completed her Ph.D. in Communication at the University of Texas
at Austin with a specialization in Rhetoric and a Doctoral
Portfolio program in Women s and Gender Studies.