Indigenous subjectivities. How young women prisoners subvert domination representations to maintain their sense of intrinsic worth
Goldingay, Sophie and Mataki, Tania 2014, Indigenous subjectivities. How young women prisoners subvert domination representations to maintain their sense of intrinsic worth. In Pallotta-Chiarolli, Maria and Pease, Bob (ed), The politics of recognition and social justice: transforming subjectivities and new forms of resistance, Routledge, New York, N.Y., pp.144-156.
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Indigenous subjectivities. How young women prisoners subvert domination representations to maintain their sense of intrinsic worth
This chapter describes how young women prisoners draw on NZ Maori spiritual values to resist limiting and limited identity constructions in language use within the prison.
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