Opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination
Probation workers are among the least visible in the criminal justice system. Drawing on a pilot photographic project involving probation workers from several European countries, this chapter considers selected photographs and photo-elicitation data from England and Wales and Northern Ireland. It co...
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| author | Worrall, Anne Carr, Nicola Robinson, Gwen |
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| description | Probation workers are among the least visible in the criminal justice system. Drawing on a pilot photographic project involving probation workers from several European countries, this chapter considers selected photographs and photo-elicitation data from England and Wales and Northern Ireland. It concludes that (amateur, democratized) photography has the potential to empower and give ‘voice’ to practitioners. Further, photo-elicitation suggests that photographs invoke imaginative debate about both the empirical realities and the normative dimensions of probation work and cultures. |
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| spelling | nottingham-452052020-05-04T18:50:58Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/45205/ Opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination Worrall, Anne Carr, Nicola Robinson, Gwen Probation workers are among the least visible in the criminal justice system. Drawing on a pilot photographic project involving probation workers from several European countries, this chapter considers selected photographs and photo-elicitation data from England and Wales and Northern Ireland. It concludes that (amateur, democratized) photography has the potential to empower and give ‘voice’ to practitioners. Further, photo-elicitation suggests that photographs invoke imaginative debate about both the empirical realities and the normative dimensions of probation work and cultures. Routledge Brown, Michelle Carrabine, Eamonn 2017-06-21 Book Section PeerReviewed Worrall, Anne, Carr, Nicola and Robinson, Gwen (2017) Opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination. In: Routledge handbook of visual criminology. Routledge international handbooks . Routledge, London, pp. 268-279. ISBN 9781138888630 Visual Criminology Probation Punishment https://www.routledge.com/Routledge-International-Handbook-of-Visual-Criminology/Brown-Carrabine/p/book/9781138888630 |
| spellingShingle | Visual Criminology Probation Punishment Worrall, Anne Carr, Nicola Robinson, Gwen Opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination |
| title | Opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination |
| title_full | Opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination |
| title_fullStr | Opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination |
| title_full_unstemmed | Opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination |
| title_short | Opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination |
| title_sort | opening a window on probation cultures: a photographic imagination |
| topic | Visual Criminology Probation Punishment |
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