FMST 186

Evidence & Experience

5credits
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Critical studies of incarceration, as well as popular representations, tend to rely on evidentiary claims that are differently-generated and interpreted in various disciplinary and political communities. Abolitionist responses often counter mainstream claims by privileging experience, especially lived carceral experience. Departing from an historical feminist intervention and debate—Joan Scott’s essay “The Evidence of Experience''—this course balances attention between these various streams.

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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