Therefore, she might be also willing to have full responsibilities and they might perhaps be in charge of the whole situation. But lastly, chapter four “Papa’s house: The Prison as Domestic Satellite,” we can infer that each wife is scared for their husband to end up in a cycle of the prison. But, sometimes is hard when it comes about the family, the difficulties of explaining a father’s incarceration to the children, such a huge role a mother needs to accomplish. In this chapter basically is as a lot to by how the incorporation of the norms of the prison life into one’s habits of thinking feeling, and acting which may become chronic and deeply internalized so that, even though surrounding condition may change, but each inmate perspective doesn’t. This can also be characterized as by “institutionalization” when each wife is scared that their husband may become accustomed to San Quentin during his months/years in prison. It can be said by having a relationship played out in the grip of the “carceral
Therefore, she might be also willing to have full responsibilities and they might perhaps be in charge of the whole situation. But lastly, chapter four “Papa’s house: The Prison as Domestic Satellite,” we can infer that each wife is scared for their husband to end up in a cycle of the prison. But, sometimes is hard when it comes about the family, the difficulties of explaining a father’s incarceration to the children, such a huge role a mother needs to accomplish. In this chapter basically is as a lot to by how the incorporation of the norms of the prison life into one’s habits of thinking feeling, and acting which may become chronic and deeply internalized so that, even though surrounding condition may change, but each inmate perspective doesn’t. This can also be characterized as by “institutionalization” when each wife is scared that their husband may become accustomed to San Quentin during his months/years in prison. It can be said by having a relationship played out in the grip of the “carceral