Discrimination and Reaction: The Practical Constitution of Social Exclusion
Discrimination and Reaction: The Practical Constitution of Social Exclusion
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DOI：
10.1525/si.2011.34.3.377
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发表时间：
2011-06-01
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
Evergeti, Venetia
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作者：
Evergeti, Venetia
本文探讨和扩展布鲁默的种族偏见和歧视的工作，通过使用经验数据，在希腊的少数民族社区的民族志研究。布鲁默将偏见解释为一个冲突过程的结果，通过这个过程，一个群体将自己定义为相对于另一个群体的上级或主导地位。他关于种族偏见的作品经常被误解为强调个人对“他者”的主观想象。“在此，我说明了在将某一特定社会状况界定为歧视时所涉及的主体间过程的重要性。文章的一个中心点是通过观察接受端的偏见和歧视的经历，通过参与者对他们与主导群体的社会互动的解释来阐述他的分析。因此，我专注于下属群体的成员如何与布鲁默所确定的过程互动。
This article explores and extends Blumer's work on race prejudice and discrimination by using empirical data from an ethnographic study of minority communities in Greece. Blumer explains prejudice as the result of an interactional process through which one group defines itself as superior or dominant in relation to the other. His work on race prejudice has often been misinterpreted as emphasizing the individual's subjective imaginary of the "other." Here I illustrate the importance of the intersubjective processes involved in defining a particular social situation as discriminatory. A central point of the article is to elaborate on his analysis by looking at the experience of prejudice and discrimination from the receiving end, through the participants' interpretation of their social interactions with the dominant group. Therefore I focus on how members of the subordinate group interact with the process that Blumer identifies.