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Danielle Arlanda Harris, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University
- Wed, Nov 13
9:30 to 10:50am
Salon 7 - Lower B2 Level - Area 3
In Roundtable Session: Roundtable: It’s Funny ‘Cause It’s True. The Work that Humor Does in Narrative Accounts of Crime
Discussant
2:00 to 3:20pm
Foothill F - 2nd Level
In Complete Thematic Panel: Narrative Criminology #2: Power and Resistance in Intersecting Institutional and Personal Narratives
Discussant
- Thu, Nov 14
2:00 to 3:20pm
Foothill F - 2nd Level
In Complete Thematic Panel: Narrative Criminology #3: Time, Shame and Stigma in the Narratives of Men Who Have Sexually Offended
Chair
2:00 to 3:20pm
Foothill F - 2nd Level
In Complete Thematic Panel: Narrative Criminology #3: Time, Shame and Stigma in the Narratives of Men Who Have Sexually Offended
On Individual Paper: I Was/I Am: Temporal Identity in Men Convicted of Sexual OffencesCo-Author
3:30 to 4:50pm
Sierra C - 5th Level
In Regular Session: The Aftermath of Sexual Violence: Treatment, Healing, Transformation?
On Individual Paper: Understanding Wellbeing and Desistance in Men who Received Treatment for Sexual Offending During AdolescenceAuthor
- Fri, Nov 15
9:30 to 10:50am
Foothill E - 2nd Level
In Complete Thematic Panel: Narrative Criminology #4: No Laughing Matter? Humor, Jokes and Satire in Research on Social Harms
On Individual Paper: No Laughing Matter? The Use and Utility of Humour in Interviews With Men Convicted of Sexual OffencesAuthor