Racialized boundaries : race, nation, gender, colour and class and the anti-racist struggle
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書誌事項
Racialized boundaries : race, nation, gender, colour and class and the anti-racist struggle
Routledge, 1992
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Includes bibliography: p. [199]-216, and name & subject indexes
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
"Racialized Boundaries" develops an overall perspective for analyzing the constructs of race and racism. The authors maintain that the concept of race has to be located within the wider category of the "ethnos". Ethnicity is understood primarily as a political rather than a cultural phenomenon. The authors explore the ways in which race and racism serve as a structuring principle for national processes, both in terms of defining the boundaries of the nation and the constituents of national identity. They examine the ways in which the phenomenon of race and racism interrelate with other social divisions, such as class and gender and the way "blackness" can play a part in the racialization process. Finally the authors consider some of the ideologies that have influenced the "race relations industry" as well as some of the racial struggles around it. In particular they look at the "ideology" of "the community" which underlies, in different ways, both the "multi-culturalist" and "anti-racist" schools of thought, and link it to a critical examination of "identity politics".
目次
- The concept of "race" and the racialization of social division
- whose nation? whose state? racial/ethnic divisions and the nation
- it's all a question of class
- connecting race and gender
- racism and the colour black
- resisting racism - multi-culturalism, equal opportunities and the politics of "the community".
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