Journal of Higher Education in Prison

Volume 1 · Number 1 · 2021

Individualism, Collective Action, and the Need for an Expansive View: Literacy Narratives in the Higher Education in Prison Classroom

Timothy Barnett

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The Journal of Higher Education in Prison (est. 2019) is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes exclusively on topics and issues relevant to the field of higher education in prison. In so doing, it provides the field a forum to discuss praxis and the ways that theory can and should inform teaching and learning in prison. At its core, this journal is rooted in a desire for a world where systemic punishment is not a central feature of life in the United States.

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