Titlebook: Criminology, Deviance, and the Silver Screen; The Fictional Realit Jon Frauley Book 2010 Jon Frauley 2010 crime.criminology.education.patho

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Remarks on Conceptualizing, Analytic Languages, and the Disciplined Imagination, As Ian Craib (1984) has persuasively argued, we routinely encounter theory as a finished product but rarely are we asked to contemplate the process of its production. Likewise, as José López (2003) has remarked, students are often told to go out and “do” research but seldom are they tasked with “do

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Pathology, Power, and Medicalization in , problem by agents of law and criminal justice. In determining the problem to be one of medicine and not criminality, Prot is “medicalized.” The process of medicalizing Prot results in his institutionalization, where he is confined and subjected to psychiatric techniques and procedures aimed at extr

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Andreas Striegel,Wolfgang W. Kraft As Ian Craib (1984) has persuasively argued, we routinely encounter theory as a finished product but rarely are we asked to contemplate the process of its production. Likewise, as José López (2003) has remarked, students are often told to go out and “do” research but seldom are they tasked with “do

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WCLF Tax und IP Gespr?chsband 2019ce of fictional realties for criminology. Importantly, the emergence of these imaginative criminologies challenges orthodox criminology, specifically on theoretical and methodological grounds. This chapter draws out themes from these materials to suggest a way toward a fuller, more robust conception

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