Family ties challenged by disciplinary institutions

Family ties challenged by disciplinary institutions
No 279, 2022/2 - 236 pages
Pages 3 to 15

Family ties challenged by disciplinary institutions

By Elsa Génard, Anatole Le Bras, Paul Marquis, Mathilde Rossigneux-Méheust, Lola Zappi

Regulating family ties

Pages 17 to 30

Order and disorder in couples in the insane asylum

By Anatole Le Bras
Pages 31 to 48

Family bonds challenged by the convent

By Inès Anrich
Pages 49 to 65

Paper families: epistolary ties under the gaze of prison authorities (France, 1910s-1930s)

By Elsa Génard
Pages 67 to 82

Protect the child or preserve the family?

By Lola Zappi

Alternative forms of kinship

Pages 83 to 99

“Family” or “community”

By Anne Jusseaume
Pages 101 to 117

Afro-Cuban women, family ties and colonial deportation to the Spanish Chafarinas Islands (1880-1883)

By Albert Garcia-Balañà
Pages 119 to 135

“Family life” in Ainay-le-Château and Dun-sur-Auron: daily kinship invented by the psychiatric institution in the 20th century

By Marie Derrien, Mathilde Rossigneux-Méheust
Pages 137 to 154

Alicia Mur, political prisoner and prison godmother

By Irène Gimenez

Family life in an institution

Pages 155 to 170

Writing the life of a family in an institution: the diary of the Bachellery couple (Paris, 1835-1852)

By Rebecca Rogers
Pages 171 to 182

Using the institution to redefine family ties: child-parent groups, circa 1968

By Elsa Neuville

Reviews

Pages 183 to 225

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