In this chapter, our aim is to broaden the understanding of the compartmentalisation of practices within and between different service providers in the prison setting and to emphasise the need to cross professional boundaries between these services treating the same inmates. For this, we will provide a multidimensional “mirror” into prison life by bringing forth the different voices of the professional groups involved in the provision of mental health and prison services. A key finding is that the tensions emerging during the activities between the service providers are historically accumulated and caused by the inflexible division of labour and the lack of interagency expertise. New models to enable the crossing of the organizationel boundaries between parties are thus needed.
Artiklen undersøger følelsesdata i spændingsfeltet mellem diskurser og praksisser knyttet til resocialisering af den forvaringsdømte Sverre2. Det empiriske materiale er bygget op over samtaler i fængslet, hvor Sverre redegør for sit turbulente liv og de forandringer, fængselsopholdet har medført. Den etnografiske undersøgelse berører tillige, hvordan forskeren selv påvirkes under feltarbejdet. Den inkluderer teoretiske og metodiske refleksioner over forskerens vidensposition, både hvad angår det at repræsentere andres livserfaringer og livsomstændigheder og det at forholde sig til egne psykiske belastninger og reaktioner. Artiklen rummer eksempler på dialogisk samarbejde og selvanalyse, hvor det følelsesmæssige indgår på linje med andre kilder til primære data og indtager en særlig plads, når der fokuseres på, hvad der er betydnings- og meningsfuldt for deltagerne i felten.
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