Unsaid: Analyzing Harmful Silences.

Lois Presser's book, "Unsaid: Analyzing Harmful Silences," explores the concept of silence and the unsaid in criminology. Presser argues that not all stories are told with words and that silence can have harmful consequences. She examines the significance of the unexpressed and the unsaid in criminological analysis, highlighting how silence can shape narratives and exclude certain perspectives. Presser's work offers a fresh perspective on silence and invites readers to consider the complexities and implications of what is left unsaid. [Extracted from the article]