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(2021), "Index", Herrity, K., Schmidt, B.E. and Warr, J. (Ed.) Sensory Penalities: Exploring the Senses in Spaces of Punishment and Social Control (Emerald Studies in Culture Criminal Justice and the Arts), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 239-244. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83909-726-320210017

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INDEX

Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.

Abolitionist’s perspective

, 143

asylum for people seeking asylum

, 146–149

formalised confinement

, 151–152

triangle of variable confinements

, 144–146

Absence-and-presence as spatial control

, 184–187

Accidental ethnographer

, 195–197

Acoustic jurisprudence

, 164

Action

, 7

Affect

, 220

Affective habitus

, 226

Affective solidarity

, 36, 46

Agente de Vigilancia y Tratamiento Penitenciario (VTP)

, 126

Alaska

, 127–128

Alien’s centre

, 145n4

Anthropology, xxi

Arab Spring

, 76

Asylums

, 231

for people seeking asylum

, 146–149

Atmospheres

, 165–167, 220–221

and air

, 187–190

Attention, xix

Attunement

, 8–9

‘everyday’ attunement

, 12–16

in flesh and blood

, 16–17

Audition (hearing)

, 24

Auditory knowledge

, 6

Azulitos

, 127

Bar, ordering attunement in

, 8–10

Being

, 211–213

Bodies

, 165–167

Boundaries

, 127–132

Bourdieusian approaches

, 226

Calabozos

, 98n15

Camp

, 149

Captiception

, 25–26

‘Captive narratives’ literature

, 28

Carceral

acoustemologies

, 232

city

, 222

world

, 26

Centers for Correction and Rehabilitation (CCRs)

, 126, 131, 134, 137

Centro de Estudios de Justicia de las Americas (CEJA)

, 126

Church music

, 136

City Police Jail (CPJ)

, 95–96, 101–102

City street

, 219

Civil death

, 29

Climate of prison society

, 15

Code of street

, 219–220

Cognition

, 7

Cognitive habitus

, 226

Communal warm-up exercises

, 180n5

Comparing

, 214–216

Conative habitus

, 226

Concealment

, 101

Correctional officer (CO)

, 197

Corridors

, 112–113, 183

Courthouse building

, 162

Courtroom, contrasting atmospheres inside and outside

, 163

Creative methods

, 35–36

Criminal justice system

, 74

Criminological scholarship, xxix

Criminology, xxv

‘Crisis of reason’, xxi

, 23

Critique of Black Reason (2017)

Cultos

, 135–136

Cultural

citizenship

, 79

criminology, xxviii

Decision-making

, 226

Department of Corrections (DOC)

, 56

Deportations

, 149

Deprivation of autonomy

, 27–28

Depth in musical sense

, 46–47

Disciplinary time (D-time)

, 57

Dominican prison reform process

, 126–127

Dominican Republic

, 125

Dominican prison reform process

, 126–127

research methods

, 126

sounds and noise

, 134–136

space and boundaries

, 127–132

visibility and surveillance

, 132–134

Don Dale Youth Detention Centre

, 189

Draga

, 84–85

Earwitnessing, xxix

Ecology of survival

, 16

Ellebæk

, 144–146, 153

immigration detention in Ellebæk

, 151–152

Embodied captivity

, 26

Embodied hospitality

, 54

Emotion in sensory landscape of Courthouse

, 159

atmospheres and bodies

, 165–167

emotional and sensory experiences

, 169–171

fear and foolishness

, 171–172

mapping

, 162–163

noises

, 163–165

senses as courthouse ethnographer

, 160–161

sound of laughter, crying and rumbling stomachs

, 167–169

Emotional regime

, 161

Emplacement, deep appreciation of

, 233

Empty time

, 57–59

Enhanced motivation techniques

, 144

Epistemological intricacies

, 24

Equilibrioception (balance, gravity)

, 24

Escuela Nacional de Administracion Penitenciaria (ENAP)

, 126

Ethiopian notes

, 203

comparing

, 214–216

going

, 204–205

hearing

, 208–209

reflecting

, 213–214

seeing

, 205–208

smelling and tasting

, 209–211

touching and being

, 211–213

Ethnocentrism

, 177

Ethnography

, 160

ethnographic study, xxvii

European Society of Criminology (2018), xxii

‘Everyday’ attunement

, 12–16

Evocation

, 24

of memory, xxvii

Eye contact

, 171

Eyes of the Skin: Architecture and the Senses, The (1996)

, 180

Familiarisation

, 7

Fear

, 171–172

Feeling

, 72–73

of doing

, 75

and sensing security

, 162–163

Fire

, 21, 30

Five Senses: A Philosophy of Mingled Bodies, The (2008)

, 21

Fixation on rationality, xxi

Food

, 78–79

Foolishness

, 171–172

Formalised confinement

, 151–152

Generating empathy

, 46

Ghost criminology

, 235–236

‘Ghosting’

, 12n3

Ghostly Matters

, 235

Glitch

, 49

Going

, 204–205

Goletas

, 128

Great carceral continuum

, 222

Green space

, 184

Gustation (taste)

, 24

Haptic expressions

, 71n1, 78

Hearing

, 208–209

Hermandad Emaus

, 134

Hermeneutical injustice

, 35

HIV/AIDS

, 195–196

HMP Midtown, sensemaking at

, 10–12

Hostile Environment

, 144

Human Rights Watch (HRW)

, 185, 189

I and Thou relationship

, 60n11, 62n14

‘Ideal’ reform prison

, 81

Imaginary Penalities, xxii

Immigration detention in Ellebæk

, 151–152

Imprisonment for public protection prisoners (IPP prisoners), xix

Imprisonment in Japan

, 179–181

Inhumane treatment

, 83

‘Instinct’, xxv–xxvi

Institutional thoughtlessness

, 30

Institutionalisation

, 215

Intangible sensory experiences

, 107–108

Interpersonal touch

, 62n13

Intimacy

, 169–171

Intrauterine devices (IUDs)

, 195

Iraq

, 127–128

Japanese prison (see also Prison)

approaching Kyoto Prison

, 181–182

imprisonment in Japan

, 179–181

senses of imprisonment

, 182–190

sensory reflections on

, 177

Knowing, xxv

Knowledge-making

, 91–92

Kosovo

, 127–128

Kriminalforsorgen

, 151

Kyoto Prison

, 177–178

approaching

, 181–182

contextualising

, 179–181

entering secure spaces of

, 182–190

Kyriarchal system of prison

, 154

Kyriarchy

, 154n12

Language of affect

, 227

Leaving hostel process

, 120–121

Life Inside, A (2003)

, 28

Life Without Parole (1996)

, 28

Making Sense of the Sensory, xxix–xxx

Malcontados

, 127

Mass supervision

, 35

Master and his Emissary, The (McGilchrist), xvii–xviii

Measuring the Quality of Prison Life framework (MQPL framework)

, 126

Memory, xxvii

, 7

Moving with my research collaborators

, 91–92

Music

, 57n8, 136

National Institutes of Health (NIH)

, 196

New penology

, 80

‘New Prison Management Model’

, 125–127

Nicaragua’s prison

punishment

, 89

system

, 99

Nicknames

, 53n1

Nociception (pain)

, 24

Noises

, 6–7, 134–136, 163–165

Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)

, 75n4, 126

‘Non-smoking’ lounge

, 111–112

Occupancy levels

, 82

Ocular-centrism

, 44

ocular-centric nature of prison research

, 26

Old penology

, 80

Olfaction (smell)

, 24

Ontological intricacies

, 24

Order

, 3, 16

Ordering attunement in bar

, 8–10

Organisational theory

, 3

Overcrowding

, 82, 127

Pain

, 27

of sensory deprivation in prison

, 82

Patience, xix

Patio

, 128

Penal power

, 89–90

Penality

, 25

Perception

, 7

Personal Support Specialist (PSS)

, 59n10

Pervasive Punishment

, 36–38, 43

Pervasive Punishment: Making Sense of Mass Supervision (McNeill)

, 35

Phenomenologies of perception

, 21–22

Physical instructors (PI)

, 15n5

Physicality of hostel

, 110–114

‘Picturing Probation’ project

, 40

Places

, 108

production

, 114–119

Pop music playing

, 60–61

Popular music

, 43

Positionality, xxvi

Post-Revolution Tunisia

prison life in

, 71, 73–75

‘seeing is believing, but feeling is truth’

, 71–73

sensing prisons in transition

, 75–81

sensual pains of overpopulation

, 81–85

Postcolonial feminist theories

, 45

‘Postmodern’ sensibility in ethnography

, 232

Power

, 96–99

Power to Punish, The, xxiii

Practising politics

, 4

Prison Service Instructions (PSI)

, 29

Prison Service Order (PSO)

, 29

Prison(s)

, 3–5, 26, 29–30, 90–91 (see also Kyoto Prison)

climates

, 15

congestion

, 82

empty time

, 57–59

infirmary yard

, 53

life

, 27

researchers

, 203

researching dying and end-of-life care in

, 55–56

transport vans

, 83n10

warm(ing) hands and hearts in prison ‘death room’

, 59–63

Prisoners

, 54, 61, 77

Privacy

, 84

Probation approved premises

exploring sensory criminal justice experience

, 109

importance of sensory analytical reflection

, 107–108

leaving hostel process

, 120–121

physicality of hostel

, 110–114

production of place

, 114–119

Proprioception (bodily position)

, 24

Pseudonyms

, 53n1

Pub

, 3–5

making sense of sensemaking in

, 5–8

Public secrets

, 90, 236

Rational knowing

, 91

Re-creation of home

, 78–79

Reflecting

, 213–214

Reflection space

, 131

Reflexive intricacies

, 24

Reflexivity, xxvi

, 23–24, 232

Regional Penitentiary System (SPR)

, 90n2, 94–96

Rehabilitation of vision

, 235

Researcher emplacement

, 108

Residents

, 114

Revisionism

, 203

Rhythmanalysis

, 7

Rhythms of social life

, 7

Sandholm

, 144–146

Sandinista ‘revolutionary state-building project’

, 100

Scientific idealism, xxi

Secrecy

, 89–91, 96–99

Secrets

, 99–103

Seeing

, 205–208

‘Seen and Heard’ project

, 43

Segregation cell

, 57

Semantic satiation

, 47

Sense(s)

, 12, 25

as courthouse ethnographer

, 160–161

of imprisonment

, 182–190

Sensemaking, xxiv–xxviii

, 4, 7, 72

in flesh and blood

, 16–17

at HMP Midtown

, 10–12

making sense of sensemaking in pub

, 5–8

Sensing, xxiv–xxviii

, 72–73

carceral worlds

, 231–236

food, smell, and re-creation of home

, 78–79

prison secrets

, 91–93

prisons in transition

, 75

reform, arts, and sensing change

, 79–81

Sensing the Field, xxx

Sensory analytical reflection, importance of

, 107–108

Sensory anthropology

, 23

Sensory criminal justice experience, exploring

, 109

Sensory criminology

, 234

Sensory experience(s), xxi, xxvii

, 231

of life

, 125

of social interactions

, 114–119

of space

, 110–114

of time in place

, 120–121

Sensory knowledge, xv

Sensory Penalities, xxii–xxiv

Sensory penology

, 55

Sensory perceptions

, 202

Sensory reflections

, 161

Sensory Reflections, xxxi

Sensory scholarship

, 55

Sensory story about supervision (McNeill)

, 37–43

‘Sensory turn’ in criminology, xxviii

Sensual pains of overpopulation

, 81–85

Sensuous geographies

, 220

Shame

, 169–171

Shared feelings and emotions

, 221

Sjælsmark

, 144–146, 150

Smell

, 78–79

of justice

, 108

Smelling

, 209–211

‘Smoking’ lounge

, 111–112

Social competency

, 8, 14

Social deprivation

, 58n9

Social interactions, sensory experience of

, 114–119

Social navigation

, 92

Social organisation

, 6

Society of Captives, The (1958)

, 27

‘Sociology of the Senses’

, 233

Sound(s), xxiii

, 6, 16, 134–136

of laughter, crying and rumbling stomachs

, 167–169

in prison social life

, 4–5

of prisons

, 57n8

significance

, 9

Sounding failure

, 49–50

Sounding supervision (Scott)

, 43–50

Space

, 127–132

‘Speaking nearby’

, 45

Stockholms Tingsrätt

, 162

Stories

, 197–201

50 Stramninger

, 145

Street

, 217, 223, 227

criminologists

, 225

field

, 225, 227

habitus

, 225–226

studies of street culture

, 217, 219

Structures of feeling

, 221, 226

Subverting the Senses, xxx–xxxi

‘Supervisible’ project

, 40

Surveillance

, 132–134

Suspension in musical sense

, 49

‘Swift and Certain Sanction’

, 50

Tactition (touch)

, 24

Tangible sensory experiences

, 107–108

Tarmac

, 181

Tasting

, 209–211

Tatami mats

, 188

Technocratic rationalisation

, 80–81

Temporal sense

, 4–5

Thermoception (heat/cold)

, 24

Thirdspace

, 223

Tightness

, 120

in musical sense

, 48–49

Time, xix

Touch

, 71n1

Touching

, 96, 211–213

‘Tough on crime’ policies

, 54

Trappedness

, 21, 25, 28

(Un)muting

, 93–96

Unoccupied cells

, 188

Variable confinements, triangle of

, 144–146

Verstehen

, 22

Vietnam

, 127–128

Violence

, 10n2, 89, 96–99

Visibility

, 132–134

Vision (sight)

, 24

Visual criminologists, xxix

Visual sense

, 22

Voice

, 232

Volumetric control measures

, 81

Weight in musical sense

, 47–48

Western criminological scholarship

, 179

Youth culture

, 223

Zombie walk

, 83