Charles J. Ogletree and Austin Sarat, Eds. Punishment in Popular Culture . New York: New York University Press, 2015, 318 Pages
Résumé
Reviewing a book that has been reviewed several times is a difficult task \textendash especially if previous reviewers found the work remarkable and stimulating. Let it be known at the outset that such is the case for Charles J. Ogletree and Austin Sarat's edited collection entitled Punishment in Popular Culture, and that I entirely share the book's eulogies that others have provided before me. In my own assessment, therefore, I shall resist the natural temptation to focus on the volume's minor blemish...