Aktualität und Zukunft des Abolitionismus: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Version vom 19. November 2014, 18:25 Uhr

Deleuze: Prisons belong to the Age of Discipline (after Sovereignty and Before Control)
Today these elective affinities are withering away. Look at the dissolution of other total institutions.
Access Society, Identification, surveillance, case work: look at FIFA

De-legitimizing deprivation of liberty (confinement in penal institutions) as criminal punishment. Analogy to attacking violations of the human body (amputations, executions etc.) as a punishment.

Drying out:
- taking specific groups of people out of prison by principle (young offenders, old offenders, pregnant women, psychiatric cases)
- taking out specific crimes by de-criminalization (drugs, ...)

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-Feest & Paul (org.): Does Abolitionism Have A Future?
-Deleuze
+== Elective Affinities ==
+*Deleuze: Prisons belong to the Age of Discipline (after Sovereignty and Before Control)
+*Today these elective affinities are withering away. Look at the dissolution of other total institutions.
+*Access Society, Identification, surveillance, case work: look at FIFA
 == Two Ways of Attacking the Prison ==
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 **taking specific groups of people out of prison by principle (young offenders, old offenders, pregnant women, psychiatric cases)
 **taking out specific crimes by de-criminalization (drugs, ...)
+== Weblinks und Literatur ==
+*Deleuze
+*Feest & Paul (org.): Does Abolitionism Have A Future?