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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"socially marginalised"”.
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Class, gender and cultural work in British documentary film production: Experiences, subjectivities and policy discourses
… films. My research findings indicate that socially marginalised workers are more likely than their privileged peers to encounter obstacles when working in documentary filmmaking. My interviews reveal that filmmakers in marginalised positions are likely to be aware of structural …
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Why do European citizens support populism? A comparative study of demand-side and supply-side explanations
… significant support from citizens perceiving socially marginalised, especially in wealthy and globalised contexts; whereas sociotropic concerns about economy do not lead to higher support for populism. Second, liberal institutional arrangements increase the anti-institutional appeal of …
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Bildung beyond the borders: racial ambiguity and subjectivity in three post-apartheid bildungsromane
… and political—these protagonists are all socially marginalised and they must form their identities and subjectivities at the intersections of social trauma and personal trauma brought about and catalyzed by the racist history and current socio-cultural formations in South Africa. Across …
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The political economy of wilkiality: a South African inquiry into knowledge and power on wikipedia
… population are politically, economically, and socially marginalised. This also means that they lack the cultural capital necessary to make meaningful contributions to Wikipedia. This tends to render them the subjects of Wikipedia entries, rather than their authors, which contributes to their …
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“There is a human being there”: A critical pedagogic approach to shift perceptions of patient worthiness in South Africa
Socially marginalized individuals in South Africa may be deemed unworthy of scarce resources to promote health and treat illness. Perceptions of patients' relative worthiness impacts health seeking behaviour and outcomes: those deemed unworthy may receive inferior care or be denied health services …