SOC209H5 Lecture Notes - Frontier Justice, Erving Goffman, Elizabeth Fry
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Most popular instead of fines being used against the poor were reserved for the nobility as a way to get out of punishment buy out. What punishment is and who it is appropriate for seen as humiliation o shaming and humiliation often done in a public square form of deterrence a way of people to act out against the offender. 18th century reform and rise of the penitentiary. John howard o o o o: elizabeth fry. Work in groups, solitary at night try to mimic some of the goals of the pennsylvania system silent systems. Work as rehabilitation, rehabilitation as work comparatively less expensive. Kingston penitentiary auburn opening of first canadian penitentiary in kingston in 1835. Whipping, corporal punishment conflict with organized labour efforts to reform throughout 19th century and beyond by 1867, prisons in kingston, saint john, and halifax.
