 | Shelly Tenenbaum - Religion - 1994 - 296 pages
...— within changing social configurations. As Stuart Hall has put it, writing about black identity, " 'black' is essentially a politically and culturally...categories and which therefore has no guarantees in Nature."2 The same might be said for Jewish, female, and male. Although theories of identity construction... | |
 | John Pittman, John P. Pittman - Philosophy - 1997 - 318 pages
...social experiences and cultural identities which compose the category "black": that is, the recognition that "black" is essentially a politically and culturally...categories and which therefore has no guarantees in Nature. . . . This inevitably entails a weakening or fading of the notion that "race" or some composite notion... | |
 | John Erik Fossum - Business & Economics - 1997 - 712 pages
...social experiences and cultural identities which compose the category "black"; that is, the recognition that "black" is essentially a politically and culturally...and which therefore has no guarantees in Nature." (> In the realm of film form, differences in 'cultural capital' also determine how a 'black' audience... | |
 | E. Nathaniel Gates - Race - 1997 - 422 pages
...social experiences, and cultural identities which compose the category "black"; that is, the recognition that "black" is essentially a politically and culturally...categories and which therefore has no guarantees in Nature. What this brings into play is the recognition of the immense diversity and differentiation of the historical... | |
 | Heidi Safia Mirza - Literary Criticism - 1997 - 326 pages
...social experiences and cultural identities which compose the category 'black'; that is, the recognition that 'black' is essentially a politically and culturally...transcendental racial categories and which therefore has no guarantee in Nature. (Hall 1992: 254) This chapter then is a tentative exploration into the notion... | |
 | Chris Jenks - Social Science - 1998 - 448 pages
...therefore a formulation with a wide political rather than racial reference, as Stuart Hall defined it, '"black" is essentially a politically and culturally...categories and which therefore has no guarantees in Nature' (1992b: 254). Later developments find certain members of these ethnic groups challenging the terms... | |
 | Kenneth J Gergen - Psychology - 1999 - 260 pages
...the cultural studies scholar Stuart Hall, puts it, "What is at issue here is the recognition . . . that 'black' is essentially a politically and culturally...categories and which therefore has no guarantees in nature."21 The problem, however, is not simply the essentializing carried by group characterizations.... | |
 | James Procter - Literary Collections - 2000 - 368 pages
...social experiences and cultural identities which compose the category 'black'; that is, the recognition that 'black' is essentially a politically and culturally...categories and which therefore has no guarantees in Nature. What this brings into play is the recognition of the immense diversity and differentiation of the historical... | |
 | Matthew Tinkcom, Amy Villarejo - Mass media and culture - 2001 - 424 pages
...social experiences and cultural identities which comprise the category "black"; that is, the recognition that "black" is essentially a politically and culturally...categories and which therefore has no guarantees in nature. What this brings into play is the recognition of the immense diversity and differentiation of the historical... | |
 | Matthew Tinkcom, Amy Villarejo - Electronic books - 2001 - 420 pages
..."black"; that is, the recognition that "black" is essentially a politically and culturally toastructed category, which cannot be grounded in a set of fixed...categories and which therefore has no guarantees in nature. What this brings into play is the recognition of the immense diversity and differentiation of the historical... | |
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... black' is essentially a politically and culturally constructed category, which cannot be grounded in a set of fixed transcultural or transcendental racial categories and which therefore has no guarantees in Nature. 
