Description
In this deeply stirring account, Trounstine, who spent 10 years teaching at Framingham (MA) Women's Prison, focuses on six inmates who, each in her own way, discover in the power of Shakespeare a way to transcend the painful constraints of incarceration. Shakespeare Behind Bars is a powerful story about the redemptive power of art and education.
Originally published in cloth by St. Martin's Press in 2001, the paperback includes a new foreword that will inspire all teachers who work with students others have deemed unteachable. A new afterword updates readers on the lives of the six inmates—and the author herself—since 2001.
Book Information
ISBN 9780472030095
Author Jean Trounstine
Format Paperback
Page Count 272
Imprint The University of Michigan Press
Publisher The University of Michigan Press
Weight(grams) 322g
Originally published in cloth by St. Martin's Press in 2001, the paperback includes a new foreword that will inspire all teachers who work with students others have deemed unteachable. A new afterword updates readers on the lives of the six inmates—and the author herself—since 2001.
Book Information
ISBN 9780472030095
Author Jean Trounstine
Format Paperback
Page Count 272
Imprint The University of Michigan Press
Publisher The University of Michigan Press
Weight(grams) 322g
