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Palgrave Macmillan
Language
English
Pages
248

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Subjects
Prisoners' writings, History and criticism, Prisoners as authors, Prisoners, Intellectual life, Prisoners in literature, Prisons in literature, Liberty in literature

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Table of Contents

Introduction / Philip Edward Phillips and John R. Vile
Boethius, the prisoner, and the consolation of philosophy / Philip Edward Phillips
"For this was drawyn by a knyght presoner": Sir Thomas Malory and the confined body / Amy S. Kaufman
The self-incriminator: John Lilburne, the Star Chamber, and the English origins of American liberty / Robb McDaniel
John Bunyan, Pilgrim's progress, and nonconformist prison literature / Brett Hudson
Henry David Thoreau and the principle of passive resistance / Tom Strawman
The radicalization of Louise Michel / Nancy Sloan Goldberg
"From prison to people": how women jailed for suffrage inscribed their prison experience upon the American public / Jane Marcellus
Dietrich Bonhoeffer: an exemplar of costly discipleship in action / John R. Vile
"The jail house is full of blues": Lead Belly's Prison pleas / Mark Allan Jackson
The autobiography of Malcolm X and the African American quest for freedom and literacy / Laura Dubek
Mehdi Zana and the struggle for Kurdish ethnic identity / Kari Neely.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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New York, N.Y

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809/.933556
Library of Congress
PN494 .P86 2014, PN45-PN57HM623CB3-CB

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viii, 248 pages
Number of pages
248

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OL31016640M
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isbn_9781137428677
ISBN 13
9781137428677
LCCN
2014003119
OCLC/WorldCat
878224446

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