Contemporary Discourses in Social Exclusion
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Contemporary Discourses in Social Exclusion
Meijer, Clara Marlijn; Benyah, Francis Ethelbert Kwabena; Alemanji, Aminkeng A.; Kwazema, Martins
Springer International Publishing AG
01/2023
244
Dura
Inglês
9783031181795
15 a 20 dias
467
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1. Introduction.- PART 1: SEXUALITY, RACE AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION.- 2. Doing Sensitive Research on Stigma, Sexuality and Religion: The Use of Q-Methodology. Clara Marlijn Meijer.- 3. When Whiteness and muscles are all that matter. Gay dating apps as spaces of exclusion, perspectives from Britain, Roy Celaire.- 4. Inclusive Dreams and Excluded Realities: An Analysis and Critique of 'Xenophobic' Rhetoric, and Practices of Exclusion in the South African 'Rainbow Nation,' Khushal Naik and Abo Akademi.- 5. Intra-Racism: The Token Blackie?, Runyararo Sihle Chivaura.- PART 2: IDENTITY POLITICS, RELIGION, AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION.- 6. SOCIAL EXCLUSION AS REFLECTIONS OF PAST-FUTURES: THEORIZING AN ONTOLOGICAL STARTING POINT FOR UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL EXCLUSION, Martins Kwazema.- 7. The Occult, Popular Culture, and the Politics of Hope in the Ghanaian Entertainment Industry Seth Tweneboah.- 8. Interfaith coexistence or social exclusion? Milena Parland.- 9. Daring to be different in an androcentric world: The critical reflections on a Muslim woman in Ghana. By Charles Prempeh.- 10. Are Albinos People like Us?: Albinism and Social Exclusion in Ghana. Francis Benyah.- 11. Migration and questions of governance, equality and discrimination in the Finnish context. Nora Repo-Saeed.- 12. Australians trying to return home: Alienation, a cause and effect during the Covid-19 era?, Alexander Rehnberg.- 13. One and free? A Wittgensteinian Analysis of the Change to the Words of the Australian National Anthem Ryan Manhire.
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marginalisation;intersectionality;cultural norms;poverty;discrimination
1. Introduction.- PART 1: SEXUALITY, RACE AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION.- 2. Doing Sensitive Research on Stigma, Sexuality and Religion: The Use of Q-Methodology. Clara Marlijn Meijer.- 3. When Whiteness and muscles are all that matter. Gay dating apps as spaces of exclusion, perspectives from Britain, Roy Celaire.- 4. Inclusive Dreams and Excluded Realities: An Analysis and Critique of 'Xenophobic' Rhetoric, and Practices of Exclusion in the South African 'Rainbow Nation,' Khushal Naik and Abo Akademi.- 5. Intra-Racism: The Token Blackie?, Runyararo Sihle Chivaura.- PART 2: IDENTITY POLITICS, RELIGION, AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION.- 6. SOCIAL EXCLUSION AS REFLECTIONS OF PAST-FUTURES: THEORIZING AN ONTOLOGICAL STARTING POINT FOR UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL EXCLUSION, Martins Kwazema.- 7. The Occult, Popular Culture, and the Politics of Hope in the Ghanaian Entertainment Industry Seth Tweneboah.- 8. Interfaith coexistence or social exclusion? Milena Parland.- 9. Daring to be different in an androcentric world: The critical reflections on a Muslim woman in Ghana. By Charles Prempeh.- 10. Are Albinos People like Us?: Albinism and Social Exclusion in Ghana. Francis Benyah.- 11. Migration and questions of governance, equality and discrimination in the Finnish context. Nora Repo-Saeed.- 12. Australians trying to return home: Alienation, a cause and effect during the Covid-19 era?, Alexander Rehnberg.- 13. One and free? A Wittgensteinian Analysis of the Change to the Words of the Australian National Anthem Ryan Manhire.
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