Necropolitics : the religious crisis of mass incarceration in America / Christophe D. Ringer.
Series: Religion and race (Series)Description: 1 online resource ( viii, 153 pages)ISBN: 9781793626806; 1793626804Subject(s): Discrimination in criminal justice administration -- United States | African American prisoners | African Americans -- Effect of imprisonment on | Religion and culture -- United States | Marginality, Social -- United StatesAdditional physical formats: Print version:: Necropolitics.DDC classification: 261.8/33608996073 LOC classification: HV9950 | .R554 2021Online resources: Notre Dame Online Access
Contents:
Introduction -- The politics of death in the arche of the American experience -- The necropolitics of social death and statecraft -- Beyond the death-bound-subject -- Necropolitics and juridical power -- The eschatological production of mass incarceration -- Conclusion : beyond the god of necropolitics.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction -- The politics of death in the arche of the American experience -- The necropolitics of social death and statecraft -- Beyond the death-bound-subject -- Necropolitics and juridical power -- The eschatological production of mass incarceration -- Conclusion : beyond the god of necropolitics.
Electronic reproduction. Ipswich, MA Available via World Wide Web.
Christophe D. Ringer is assistant professor of theological ethics and society at Chicago Theological Seminary.