The matrix of race : social construction, intersectionality, and inequality
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The matrix of race : social construction, intersectionality, and inequality
SAGE, c2018
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 380-447) and index
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内容説明
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The Matrix of Race: Social Construction, Intersectionality, and Inequality is a textbook that makes race and racial inequality "visible" in new ways to all students in race/ethnic relations courses, regardless of their backgrounds-from minorities who have experienced the impact of race in their own lives to members of dominant groups who might believe that we now live in a "color blind<" society. The "matrix" refers to a way of thinking about race that reflects the intersecting, multilayered identities of contemporary society, and the powerful social institutions that shape our understanding of race. Its goals are to help readers get beyond familiar "us vs. them" arguments that can lead to resistance and hostility; promote self-appraisal; and stimulate more productive discussions about race and racism.
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目次
PREFACE
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
PART I. INTRODUCTION TO RACE AND THE SOCIAL MATRIX
Chapter 1. Race and the Social Construction of Difference
The Social Construction of Race
The Social Matrix of Race
The Operation of Racism
Our Stories
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
Chapter 2. The Shaping of a Nation: The Social Construction of Race in America
Race Today: Adapting and Evolving
Indigenous Peoples: The Americas before Columbus
Discovery and Encounters: The Shaping of Our Storied Past
The U.S. Matrix and Intersectionality- Where Do We Go from Here?
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
PART II. THE MATRIX PERSPECTIVE ON SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Chapter 3. The Social Construction and Regulation of Families
Historical Regulation of the Family
Family Inequality Theories
Family Inequality through the Matrix Lens
Transforming the Ideal Family Narrative
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
Chapter 4. Work and Wealth Inequality
Recent Trends in Work and Wealth
Theories of Economic Inequality
Applying the Matrix to the History of Economic Inequality in the United States
Transforming the Story of Race and Economic Inequality
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
Chapter 5. Health, Medicine, and Health Care
Patterns of Inequality in Health and Health Care
Theorizing Inequality in Health and Health Care
Applying the Matrix to Health Inequity and Inequality
Resisting and Transforming Inequality in Health and Health Care
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
Chapter 6. Education
The Shaping of the Matrix of U.S. Education
Theories of Education
Examining the Concealed Story of Race and Education through the Matrix
Alternative Educational Movements and the Future of Education
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
Chapter 7. Crime, Law, and Deviance
A History of Race, Crime, and Punishment
Sociological Stock Theories of Crime and Deviance
Applying the Matrix to Crime and Deviance
Transforming the Narrative of Race, Crime, and Deviance
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
Chapter 8. Power, Politics, and Identities
Contemporary Political Identities
Critiquing Sociological Theories of Power, Politics, and Identity
Applying the Matrix of Race to U.S. Political History
Building Alternatives to the Matrix of Race and Politics
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
Chapter 9. Sports and the American Dream
The State of Sport Today
Examining Stock Sociological Theories of Sport
Applying the Matrix to Sports in the United States
Creating a New Playing Field
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
Chapter 10. The Military, War, and Terrorism
Class, Gender, and Race in the U.S. Military
Military Sociology Stock Theories
Applying the Matrix Approach to U.S. Military History, War, and Terrorism
A More Inclusive Future
Key Terms
Chapter Summary
Conclusion
GLOSSARY
REFERENCES
INDEX
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