2008
DOI: 10.1093/bjc/azn053
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What are you Looking at?: Prisoner Confrontations and the Search for Respect

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“…depression, anxiety). Of course, not all prisoners react defiantly when they are treated in an unjust or disrespectful manner (see Beijersbergen, 2014;Butler, 2007Butler, , 2008, but our own previous research (Butler & Maruna, 2009) likewise found that feelings of disrespect by authority figures can lead prisoners to feel justified in using violent behaviour in self-report accounts.…”
Section: The Prison Adjudication Process and Procedural Justicementioning
confidence: 91%
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“…depression, anxiety). Of course, not all prisoners react defiantly when they are treated in an unjust or disrespectful manner (see Beijersbergen, 2014;Butler, 2007Butler, , 2008, but our own previous research (Butler & Maruna, 2009) likewise found that feelings of disrespect by authority figures can lead prisoners to feel justified in using violent behaviour in self-report accounts.…”
Section: The Prison Adjudication Process and Procedural Justicementioning
confidence: 91%
“…Such treatment is especially critical, however, for those who feel marginalised or socially excluded (e.g. prisoners) (see Anderson, 1999;Bourgois, 2003;Butler, 2008;Sennett, 2003). A failure to treat people fairly and respectfully can lead to feelings of anger, shame, denial, aggression and feeling justified in 'lashing out' at others, especially amongst those from individualistic orientated cultures (Butler & Maruna, 2009;Katz, 1988;Miller, 2001;Scheff 2002).…”
Section: The Prison Adjudication Process and Procedural Justicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Viktimizacija predstavlja proces putem kojeg se postaje žrtva, a samo stanje kada je neko postao žrtva se naziva viktimiziranost [1]. Svako lice se može naći u riziku da postane žrt-va kriminalnog ponašanja, pa tako i pojedinci, ali i grupe koji izdržavaju zatvorske kazne [2].…”
Section: Uvodunclassified
“…Michelle Butler (2008), tirdama "konfrontuojančių" ir "nekonfrontuojančių" nuteistųjų skirtumus, taip pat remiasi ne tokiais supaprastintais destruktyvaus nuteistų vyrų elgesio argumentais. Jos tyrimas atskleidžia, kad daugeliui "konfrontuojančių" tiriamųjų būdingi netikrumo ir abejonės jausmai, kurie veikia jų gyvenimo istorijas bei vyrišką tapatybę ir skatina konfrontuojantį elgesį (Butler 2008, 856-873).…”
Section:  Vyriškumo Konstravimas Lietuvos Pataisos Namuose: Nuo Hipunclassified
“…Įkalinimo poveikis nesaugiems dėl savo identiteto vyrams gali pasireikšti ypatingu agresyvumu, nes jie stengiasi pritapti prie hipervyriškos kalėjimo kultūros (Crewe 2005). Priešingai, "nekonfrontuojantys" nuteistieji, M. Butler (2008) teigimu, nejaučia frustracijos dėl savo tapatybės ar vyriškumo, todėl neturi poreikio demonstruoti savo vertės ir reikalauti kitų pagarbos agresyviu elgesiu. Taigi dominuojančių vyriškumo projekcijų įgyvendinimas gali tapti priemone, pasitarnaujančia sušvelninant įkalinimo skausmus ir užmaskuojant vienatvės, namų ilgesio, nerimo ar baimės jausmus (Comack 2008;Jewkes 2002).…”
Section:  Vyriškumo Konstravimas Lietuvos Pataisos Namuose: Nuo Hipunclassified