Sound, Order and Survival in Prison

Kate Herrity is the Mellon-Kings Research Fellow in Punishment at the University of Cambridge.

'The book has laid a foundation for future work on penal settings, as well as transitions from community to prison and from prison to community.' The British Journal of Sociology

• 1. Just Landed2. What Are You Hearing, Right Now?3. Warp and Weft4. “He’s Never Even Had a Magnum!”5. Weft and Warp6. A Night Inside7. Talk to Me8. Kackerlackas9. A Kettle, a Penguin and a Word Arrow10. Emotional Contagion11. Arrhythmia12. Polyrhythmia13. Jingle Jangle14. Disentangling Power and Order15. Learning the “Everyday Tune”16. Listening To Power17. Singing Frogs, Looping the Slam18. The Auld Triangle19. The Hustle and Bustle20. Phasing21. Polyrhythmia Revisited22. Bells, Whistles, Ships and Prisons23. Shipping Out24. References