Opening a dialogue on race, class and national belonging
Opening a dialogue on race, class and national belonging
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就种族、阶级和民族归属感展开对话
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2015
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S. Virdee
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S. Virdee
在这篇文章中，我回应了我的书，种族主义，阶级和种族化的局外人，包括巴塔查里亚，弗罗斯特，杰弗里斯，梅尔，罗迪格和货车德林登的评论家。特别是，我进一步阐述了这本书的认识论基础，包括我的目标，以拉伸工人阶级的概念，以适应种族多样性，种族主义和反种族主义的意义在其中，然后，我陈述的情况下，如何种族化的局外人的概念可以帮助我们改变英国工人阶级历史的关键路标的理解。1970年代和1980年代的反种族主义成就的重要性也得到了进一步的考虑，同时也考虑了这本书及其论点与当前环境的相关性-在这一时期，这些成就已经开始逆转。
In this essay, I respond to the reviewers of my book, Racism, Class and the Racialized Outsider, including Bhattacharrya, Frost, Jefferys, Meer, Roediger and van der Linden. In particular, I elaborate further on the epistemological foundations of the book, including my aim to stretch the concept of working class to accommodate both ethnic diversity, and the significance of racism and anti-racism within it. Then, I state the case for how the concept of the racialized outsider can help transform our understanding of the key signposts of English working-class history. The significance of the anti-racist accomplishments of the 1970s and 1980s are also given further consideration alongside the relevance of the book and its arguments to the present environment – a period where those accomplishments have started to be reversed.