Emotions and Crime: Towards a Criminology of Emotions

ISBN-13: 9781138497887 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 228 str.

Michael Hviid Jacobsen; Sandra Walklate

Opis

Building on research into emotions within sociology, this book seeks to show how criminologists can take emotions seriously and why criminology needs to begin considering emotions as a central element of its theoretical, conceptual and methodological apparatus.

Spis treści

Introduction: Crime and Emotions, Emotions and Crime  Part 1: Crime and Emotions  1. Male Violence Against Women in Intimate Relationships: The Contribution of Stress and Male Peer Support  2. The Role of Emotions for Female Co-Offenders  3. American Self-Radicalising Terrorists and Conversions to Radical Action: Emotional Factors and the Allure of ‘Jihadi Cool/Chic’  4. ‘Violence is Difficult, Not Easy’: The Emotion Dynamics of Mass Atrocities  Part 2: Punishment and Emotions  5. ‘45 Colour Photographs’: Images, Emotions and the Victim of Domestic Violence  6. Punitiveness and the Emotions of Punishment: Between Solidarity and Hostility  7. Capital Punishment and the Emotional Public Sphere in Mid-20^th Century Britain  Part 3: Doing Criminology as Emotion Work  8. Prison Life as ‘Emotion Culture’: Reflections on Some of the Emotional Challenges of Conducting Prison Ethnography  9. Witnessing, Responsibility and Spectatorship in the Aftermath of Violence: Reflections from Srebrenica  10. Death Justice: Navigating Contested Death in the Digital Age   11. ‘Feeling Criminology’: Learning from Emotions in Criminological Research  Postscript: Concluding Thoughts: Some Lessons from Being ‘Liminal’