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Showing 1 to 20 of 29 for “"Racialisation"”.
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Twitter, political personalities, and race consciousness: the Democratic Alliance and the Economic Freedom Fighters.
The thesis will discuss the racialisation process in contemporary South Africa, it builds on the argument that we are in constant exposure to ideology. Therefore, this exposure to ideology further perpetuates the racialisation process. I will outline this process by highlighting how Twitter becomes …
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The Malayan Dilemma: Race, Power and State Formation in Malaya
… before 1963). The failure to undo the effects of racialisation at critical junctures during the colonial eras reinforced the salience of the three race categories examined here, charging race with a new lease of life in defining the postcolonial state. Although this study focuses only on Malaya, …
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'Spaces to speak' of sour milk : exploring African-Caribbean-British women's activism and agency on childhood sexual abuse from the 1980s to the present day
… In so doing the study will examine whether racialisation, racism and cultural identity and cultural factors have had any bearing on African Caribbean British women’s 'space to speak' of childhood sexual abuse. The study also explores Black British feminist activism on CSA from the late …
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The Russian migration regime and migrants' experiences: the case of non-Russian nationals from former Soviet republics
… informed by two processes - nation-building and racialisation. It also argues that differentiations institutionalised in the Russian migration regime affect the social exclusion of migrants and through this the 'territorialisation' of their identities.
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Bonded: Legacies of Captivity and Fugitivity from Enslavement to Incarceration in the Cape
… within the broader historical dialectics of racialisation and creolisation, traversing from colonial slavery to the modern prison regime. This study uses theorisations of marronage, fugitivity, and hauntology to posit novel understandings of the links between runaway slaves (‘droster1 gangs') …
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A is for Other: Arabs, Race and Enslavement on the Early Modern English Stage
… this thesis considers the representation and racialisation of the Arab subject on the English stage at a time when the Ottomans, who, as I argue,form a part of this Arab identity, are superseding England in economic, cultural and intellectual production. Considering overlapping categories of …
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Internalised shame and racialised identity in South Africa, with specific reference to 'coloured' identity : a quantitative study at two Western Cape universities
… Identity Theory, with particular reference to racialisation in South Africa, this study looked at the significance of shame for a group of people who identify with the racially ascribed group of 'coloured'. It was also the purpose of the study to determine whether there were significant …
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Unveiling the Digital Dynamics: How Online Reactions to Racialized State Violence Amplifies White Nationalist Affect
… this study explores colonial legacies of racialisation, white state ownership and embodied hierarchies. This study finds that colonial ideologies are foundational to white nationalist logics today, as pervasive perceptions of non-white subhumanity, white racial entitlement and the …
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The township concept in modern South Africa
… ingrained in the urban tapestry through the racialisation of town planning. The spatial model of the township attests to a congruence in the processes by which urban Africans were to be governed and the ways in which urban resistance was to be suppressed through a reinterpretation of the …
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Picturing Whiteness in the National Collection of British Art, 1897 - 2024
… intersect both with epistemologies of racialisation and racially unequal distribution of economic and normative social capital. The chapters ‘Portrait’ and ‘Landscape’ offer visual analyses of whiteness in relation to two artworks, positioning collectors’ whitened racial status and …
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Subjects of Care: Ethics, Education, Extremism
… does this process reveal about dominant modes of racialisation more broadly? Pursuing these questions, I elucidate the dominant genre of being human that is secured by counter-extremism and the terms through which it produces its Other. I draw on ethnographic consideration of an extremism …
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Racial and Relational Urbanisms: The Spatial Politics of Afro-Colombian Emplacement in Bogotá
… in Bogotá. It then illustrates how the racialisation of Afro- Colombian bodies and subjectivities shape contemporary urban space, while race is concealed under a multiplicity of guises. Subsequently, different trajectories of collective black life are reconstructed and analysed, pointing …
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Black students' experiences of transformation at UCT : a photovoice study
… the Eurocentric focus of the university; and the racialisation of space on campus. Ultimately, it appears that whiteness is dominant at UCT. This detrimentally affects many black students who are required to learn within this often unwelcoming white space, and who internalise the negative …
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AGAINST A SHARP WHITE BACKGROUND: Dialogic and Exhibitionary Practices of Black Contemporary Artists and Curators in Art Museums
… curators suggest that critical debate around the racialisation of museum space has progressed relatively little since the 1990s, with identity politics and institutional critique having fallen out of favour in contemporary museum discourse (Bishop 2012, Haq 2014). Indeed, recent academic research …
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eThekwini's changing occupational structure : a question of deindustrialization and racial inequality
… middle-class is undergoing substantial de-racialisation. However, it argues that inter-racial inequality still persists due to the uneven high-representation of whites in high-income jobs, opposed to the class of low-income workers and unemployed which are almost entirely dominated by black …
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THE OCCUPATIONAL INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS IN WESTERN EUROPE. THE ROLE OF GENDER AND INSTITUTIONS
… dominant regimes (welfare and production) and racialisation in the labour market, respectively. A linear probability model is employed for the analyses at the European average and country-specific levels in terms of migrant and ethnicity penalties in employability and job quality. Meanwhile, …
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Island bodies: registers of race and 'Englishness' on Tristan da Cunha c.1811 - c.1940
… in the increasing nativisation and concurrent racialisation of the islanders in metropolitan representations. The island bodies became both coloniser and colonised, Briton and nativised other, Anglo-Saxon and racialised other. These discourses - the island as Romantic English rural idyll, or as …
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To bry or not to bry: the social meanings of Afrikaans rhotic variation in the South Cape
… to colonialism and apartheid. I argue that the racialisation of places contributes to Houtiniquadorpers' sense of locality and belonging. The linguistic form I focus on is Afrikaans /r/. Afrikaans phonetics texts describe alveolar-r [r] as standard, and uvular-r ([ʀ] or [ʁ]; bry-r) as a …
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Exploring the positioning of multilingual Kaaps and Cape Flats English-speaking university students' linguistic choices and identities
… factors include family language policies and the racialisation of languages. For instance, Kaaps are frequently associated with being “Coloured”, serving as a marker of an “authentic” Coloured identity. However, using Kaaps can also challenge narrow views of race and ethnolinguistic …
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