So near and yet so far: a grounded theory study of incarcerated Filipino elderly’s experiences of emotional geography
Abstract
Emotional geography defines how emotions affect the interaction of individuals within their setting. Considering that prison has been described as a place saturated with negative emotions, previous studies have only dwelt on the negative impact of incarceration on the emotional well-being and interactions of the inmates. However, no attempt has been made that dilates on how emotional geography facilitates the establishment of good relationships...
Paper Details
Title
So near and yet so far: a grounded theory study of incarcerated Filipino elderly’s experiences of emotional geography
Published Date
Feb 12, 2020
Journal
Volume
46
Issue
4
Pages
235 - 245
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