The word "outsider" is meant to denote artists working not only outside the art world, but outside of mainstream culture, whether due to physical isolation, incarceration, mental illness or other singular circumstances.
The most obvious theme in all three films is incarceration, physical and psychological, so I ask if he knew anyone in jail while he was growing up.
This category explores the relationship between mental and physical health and incarceration and the provision of healthcare in correctional facilities.
Kristallnacht changed the nature of persecution from economic, political, and social to physical with beatings, incarceration, and murder; the event is often referred to as the beginning of the Holocaust.
This also includes the notion of being innocent and a victim of "someone else's war" [ 59], as, in the present study, released prisoners frequently reported physical attack or incarceration as their worst experiences according to the PSS-I.
In the 1990s, the CDC and Kaiser Permanente partnered on a landmark study of more than 17,000 individuals, looking at the connection between adverse childhood experiences (or ACEs), including household substance use, neglect, physical abuse, or parental incarceration, and childrens' long-term health.
For example, the fear of being shamed for not adhering to standards for personal hygiene might encourage adherence to a social norm without the fear of physical punishment, fines, or incarceration.
His influence was so wide-ranging that crime suspects routinely surrendered to Stone in order for him to document their physical condition prior to their incarceration.
This is, of course, a tasteless joke that makes light of the forced incarceration and subsequent physical, spiritual, cultural, and sexual abuse of tens of thousands of Native American children in Catholic and Protestant boarding schools.
