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Showing 1 to 20 of 44 for “"Misrecognition"”.
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Rethinking misrecognition and struggles for recognition: critical theory beyond Honneth
… critically analyzes Axel Honneth’s theories of misrecognition and struggles for recognition and argues for two main conceptualizations to address shortcomings in his theories. The first conceptualization is that recognition and misrecognition behaviors are better understood along three …
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Traumatized Through Healing: The Stigmatization and Misrecognition of Trauma Among American Physicians
Language shapes the way that we look at an issue and the words we choose to define a problem dictate how we address it. This dissertation focuses on the effects of trauma on physicians and analyzes how the professional identity of physicians fails to provide adequate solutions for coping with the …
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Misrecognition and Misrepresentation: A Critical Analysis of the Trajectory of Migrant Students - F1 Students, in the U.S.
<p>The influx of migrant students in the United States is reported to have increased considerably between 2022 and 2023. They are a significant asset to higher education in the U.S. and are authorized to study by the Department of Homeland Security. Despite their migratory legality, restrictions in …
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Congruence and Misrecognition: A Case Study of Teaching Assistants' Perceived Commentary Roles and Actual Commentary Practices in First-Year English
… commentary roles and practices: congruence and misrecognition. Teaching assistants demonstrate congruence between their perceived roles and actual practices when they do what they say they do when commenting on students’ texts. Teaching assistants demonstrate a misrecognition between their …
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Social Capitalisation in Quest of Recognition: Egypt and Qatar in the 2010s
… this thesis qualifies the specific conditions of misrecognition under which the theorised quest unfolds. Against misrecognition by significant others of a state’s important self-identities, a regime may embark on a quest for recognition by leveraging social capitalisation processes. The thesis …
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Political recognition and cultural identity of minorities: what is their meaning in the case of Khoisan in South Africa?
… I will argue that the absence of recognition, or misrecognition, inflicts harm and becomes a form of oppression that preserves a distorted and reduced mode of being for Khoisan, created in the colonial past. In chapter 1, I will illustrate how harmful identity politics of colonial and apartheid …
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Everyday Discrimination: The Experiences of Hungarian Roma
… of subtle discrimination which entail a form of misrecognition. Research shows that there are several subtle forms of social identity misrecognition that can be painful. These rather subtle forms of misrecognition involve for example, the non-recognition of an important aspect of one’s social …
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Unhappy Consciousness: Recognition and Reification in Victorian Fiction
… in terms of historical forms of social misrecognition (such as Marx's analysis of fetishism). Unhappy Consciousness contends that, if we are going to talk about nineteenth century things, we will have to take into account the novelistic misrecognition of the self, insofar as the heroes …
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"The Thing Became Real": New Materialisms and Race in the Fiction of Nella Larsen
… I argue that Larsen mobilizes concepts of misrecognition and misrepresentation through characters’ encounters with materiality in order to challenge ideologies of race and gender. Significantly, Larsen’s stories and novels form an intertextual relationship not only with each other as a …
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A feasibility study on the use of a voice recognition system for training delivery
… expected criterion for the training course. The misrecognition factor was 12%. An important finding of this study is that the misrecognition factor did not affect the students' opinion of how well the voice system operated or the students' learning gain.
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Art, Anti-Blackness and the language of protest
… Black protest interventions are not the work of misrecognition nor in need of representation within the current framework. Rather, they are a realization of the radical demand for a completely different frame of reference.
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Motherwit through the Lives of Alberta King, Berdis Baldwin, and Louise Little
… women in its varying forms including erasure, misrecognition, and misrepresentation. 3) Analyze and contribute to Black American women’s resistance to such dehumanization. 4) Define the term “motherwit” as a way to honor both the challenges Black American women have faced in the United States, …
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Psychological and academic preparedness of African American scholars for college and career readiness in urban schools
… and to intentionally disrupt conditions of misrecognition through culturally sustaining, equity-centered leadership practices that recognize and leverage students’ existing cultural wealth.
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A Rhetorical Analysis of the 1981 Belizean Constitution: National Identity in the context of History, Race, and Language
… these features as variables in the act of misrecognition, invisibility and human agency affecting the different ethnic groups in the country. In considering race and written Standard English as rhetorical constructs, this project demonstrates the degree of psychological aggression by the …
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Painting a picture of possibility: the transmission of symbolic violence in an urban township school
… Bourdieu’s notions of symbolic violence and misrecognition. Data is derived primarily from interviews with teachers and students and from observations within the school. The study finds that students are confronted with several messages of promise and threat at school which link ‘success’ and …
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The Colors of My Skin: The Making of Black German Identity
… and socialization. Specifically, this misrecognition as foreigners, i.e., as non-Germans, leads to Black Germans being discriminated against, underrepresented, misrepresented, systematically excluded, and simply ignored in the country they call home. Devoting each chapter to examples of …
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Leadership, downshifting and the experience of power in higher education.
… This creates the potential for a collective misrecognition, as people battle workloads, and the proliferation of these 'markers of development', but fail to recognise, what that work does. My hope is that this thesis provides a place to begin the process of developing an understanding of how …
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Text-image Restoration And Text Alignment For Multi-engine Optical Character Recognition Systems
… errors made by OCR engines are due to visual misrecognition, in addition to simple character comparison (equal or not), a technique was developed that allows comparison of characters based on how they look.
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The values of global citizenship education and implications for social justice
… as Participatory Parity, I argue that UNESCO’s misrecognition of these alternatives is unjust and further that this is potentially generative of the injustices of misrepresentation and maldistribution, compounding a lack of participatory parity. I conclude that UNESCO must afford recognition to …
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