Intersectionalities Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

The key concepts, defined by the readings and lectures (Prof. dr. Sarah Bracke).

A full summary of the course Intersectionalities: Race, Gender, and Sexuality given to 2nd-year students of the Bachelor of Sociology at Uva. This summary contains all the reading material and all the lectures summarised in over 75 pages. The reading material includes several academic articles by big names within the study of sociology.

Een volledige samenvatting van de cursus Intersectionalities: Race, Gender, and Sexuality gegeven aan 2e jaars studenten van de bachelor Sociologie aan de Uva. Deze samenvatting bevat al het leesmateriaal en alle colleges samengevat in ruim 75 pagina's. Het leesmateriaal bevat verschillende academische artikelen van grote namen binnen de studie sociologie.

Met deze samenvatting was ik vanaf de eerste keer geslaagd :) Samenvatting van het vak ‘Intersectionaliteits- en diversiteitsdenken’ door Chia Longman a.d.h.v. de reader en notities vanuit de les bij de reader, ook de ppt’s zijn verwerkt in deze samenvatting.

I got an 8.5 grade for this! This midterm paper analyzes the self-chosen case study of Ngozi Fulani's encounter with Lady Susan Hussey; an encounter that later sparked debate and raised questions about racism in the media. The incident showcases the “but where are you really from?” discourse, which is a classic example of everyday racism as presented by Philomena Essed. I apply the theoretical framework of Essed and use the principles of symbolic interactionism to analyze this inciden...

Lecture notes from the second-year Sociology course: Intersectionalities. The course was held during Semester 1, Block 1 by Prof. Sarah Bracke at the University of Amsterdam. Following up on social inequalities, intersectionality, race, gender, sexuality, class. Working with authors such as Stuart Hall, Du Bois, Judith Butler, Michael Foucault, Gloria Wekker, Kimberlé Crenshaw.

Hoi, In dit document kan je aantekeningen vinden van de lectures en de bijpassende teksten die horen bij de verschillende weken. Succes!

GOT ME AN 8 ON THE EXAM! Full summary of Sociology course Intersectionalities: Class, Race, Gender & Sexuality (7332F004AY) as taught by Prof. Sarah Bracke, in English. Contents: WEEK 1 INTRODUCTION Kimmel, Michael S. (2017). Introduction: Toward a Sociology of the Subordinate. In: Michael S. Kimmel and Abby L. Ferber (eds.) Privilege. A Reader (4th edition). New York: Routledge. McIntosh, Peggy. (2017). White Privilege and Male Privilege. In: Michael S. Kimmel & Abby L. Ferber (eds.) Privil...

Applies communication theory to interracial situations, problem-solving in interracial groups, blockages to successful relations between the races, stereotyping, prejudice, and roles.