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ing in to “ live to read true crime , this essay draws on individual interviews and group discussions with seventeen women incarcerated in the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women . ' Rangage from 22 to 47 , ten of the ...
ing in to “ live to read true crime , this essay draws on individual interviews and group discussions with seventeen women incarcerated in the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women . ' Rangage from 22 to 47 , ten of the ...
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essay , that incarcerated women's practices of reading true crime books merit critical attention because they illuminate the crucial work that women perform with the scarce resources available for literary and intellectual life behind ...
essay , that incarcerated women's practices of reading true crime books merit critical attention because they illuminate the crucial work that women perform with the scarce resources available for literary and intellectual life behind ...
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victimization , as well as their resourceful uses of true crime narratives . Some imprisoned women actively use true crime books to facilitate imaginary encounters with white women who have committed crimes similar to their own ...
victimization , as well as their resourceful uses of true crime narratives . Some imprisoned women actively use true crime books to facilitate imaginary encounters with white women who have committed crimes similar to their own ...
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The Future of Testimony | 4 |
Testimony Quantification and Need | 19 |
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