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Stereotyping The Politics Of Representation Michael Pickering

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Stereotyping The Politics Of Representation Michael Pickering
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Publisher: Red Globe Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 14.05 MB
Author: Michael Pickering
ISBN: 9780333772102, 9780333772096, 0333772105, 0333772091
Language: English
Year: 2001

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Stereotyping The Politics Of Representation Michael Pickering by Michael Pickering 9780333772102, 9780333772096, 0333772105, 0333772091 instant download after payment.

Stereotyping stands in need of serious re-appraisal. This book provides a critical assessment of the concept and its use in the social sciences, considering its theoretical basis and historical development and linking these closely to the concept of the Other. As the first sustained book-length treatment of stereotyping in either sociology or media and cultural studies, the text embraces such key topics as nationalism and national identity, gender, racism and imperialism, normality and social order, and the figure of the stranger in the modern city. It is genuinely interdisciplinary, moving between sociology, social psychology, cultural history, psychoanalysis and postcolonial theory, and offers an indispensable examination of the roots of prejudice and bigotry in modern societies.

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