Covered in Ink: Tattoos, Women and the Politics of the Body (Alternative Criminology, 24)
Covered in Ink delves into tattoos, women, and the politics of the body within alternative criminology. It analyzes how women's tattooed bodies navigate societal norms, challenge stereotypes, and assert personal autonomy in a world that often views them through a lens of deviance and control.
About This Book
Covered in Ink examines the cultural and political dimensions of tattoos on women's bodies. It addresses how these markings intersect with societal perceptions of femininity and deviance.
The book situates tattoos within the framework of alternative criminology, highlighting women's agency in body modification. It explores the politics of the body as a site of resistance and identity formation.
Through this lens, the work reveals broader implications for understanding gender, power, and social control in contemporary society.
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