1. Research Foundations
2. Perspectives on Prisons
3. Prisoner Perspectives
4. Audiences of Television
5. Making Room for In-Cell Television: Access, Availability and Points of Use
6. Personal Control: Television, Emotion and Prison Life
7. Situated and Mediated Control: Managing Souls with In-Cell Television
8. Concluding Discussion
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Victoria Knight is a Senior Research Fellow in Applied Social Sciences at De Montfort University, UK. She is a member of the Independent Monitoring Board in a local male prison and a member of the editorial board for the Prison Service Journal. She is also convenor of the Emotion and Criminal Justice Cluster at De Montfort University, UK, which brings together scholars and practitioners for cross-disciplinary research and debate into the topic of emotion in the criminal justice landscape.
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