A história do surgimento das prisões

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Qual foi o objetivo do surgimento das prisões, lá no final no século XVIII, início do século XIX? Punir, reprimir, ensinar o modelo capitalista de produção ou todas as alternativas anteriores? É isso que discuto no episódio.

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