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The Carceral city (n.) replaced the reformers' dream of a city of punishments, where a thousand little theatres would have staged the penal code as a permanent festival.
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The Carceral city (n.) replaced the reformers' dream of a city of punishments, where a thousand little theatres would have staged the penal code as a permanent festival.
The Carceral city (n.) has no king at its centre: what holds it in place is a tangle of walls, spaces, institutions, rules and discourse.