College in Prison: Reading in an Age of Mass Incarceration
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College in Prison: Reading in an Age of Mass Incarceration

by Daniel Karpowitz

Education social issues criminal justice Higher Education
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Daniel Karpowitz examines college education and reading in prison, placing these experiences within the larger context of mass incarceration. The book considers the purpose, possibilities, and significance of learning behind bars.

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College in Prison explores higher education in the context of mass incarceration.

Daniel Karpowitz focuses on reading and learning within prison settings.

The book considers what college can mean for people who are incarcerated.

It also places prison education within a broader social and institutional conversation.

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