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Fear of Homosexuality and Modes of Rationalisation in Male Prisons

Yet when sociologists discuss prison life, homosexuality generally receives cursory attention. The major part of male prison sociological literature ignores homosexuality, and the few references therein discuss it in the context of ’adaptations to prison life’ and the deprivation of heterosexual outlets. Sykes (1958: 72), in one of the major sociological texts on prisons, sees homosexuality on the part of an inmate generally ’not as a continuation of an habitual