Abstract
Using women's literature as a medium for self-exploration for self-awareness, incarcerated women learn to free their minds from their limiting situation. Examining the model through prison, Freirian, feminist methodologies affirms its significance/effectiveness as the essential first step for saying things differently, for liberation from oppression.
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Recommended Citation
Baird, I. C.
(1997).
Imprisoned bodies - free minds: Incarcerated women and liberatory learning..
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/1997/papers/3
Imprisoned bodies - free minds: Incarcerated women and liberatory learning.
Using women's literature as a medium for self-exploration for self-awareness, incarcerated women learn to free their minds from their limiting situation. Examining the model through prison, Freirian, feminist methodologies affirms its significance/effectiveness as the essential first step for saying things differently, for liberation from oppression.
