2019
DOI: 10.3917/dio.258.0071
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L’ancrage social des différences culturelles. L’apport des théories de l’ethnicité

Abstract: Cet article retrace le profond renouvellement de la conception traditionnelle du groupe ethnique (ou de l’ethnie) mené au cours des années 1970 par l’anthropologie européenne et la sociologie américaine. La disqualification du groupe ethnique comme objet doté d’une consistance et d’une réalité intangible, a rendu possible de l’envisager comme catégorie de perception orientant les processus d’identification et d’altérisation engagés dans les actions et dans les contextes de ces actions. Cette approche construct… Show more

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“…Considering this double process of deeming migrants as otherness, the media catalyzes stereotyping and misinformation. The media participates in the process of "categorical assignment" (Poutignat & Streiff-Fenart, 1995) between Alter and Ego (Cognet & Montgomery, 2007), always put in place by the "dominants" (Guillaumin, 1972), propagating a stereotyped image of migrants that relies on the panoply of stigmas that condemns them in public opinion. Bourdieu assimilates television as a factor of symbolic violence through the choice of images and the selection and staging of information, as well as through its power to generate stereotypes and even racist feelings toward foreigners.…”
Section: Results: the Social Construction Of Illegitimacy In Nuevo Leónmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering this double process of deeming migrants as otherness, the media catalyzes stereotyping and misinformation. The media participates in the process of "categorical assignment" (Poutignat & Streiff-Fenart, 1995) between Alter and Ego (Cognet & Montgomery, 2007), always put in place by the "dominants" (Guillaumin, 1972), propagating a stereotyped image of migrants that relies on the panoply of stigmas that condemns them in public opinion. Bourdieu assimilates television as a factor of symbolic violence through the choice of images and the selection and staging of information, as well as through its power to generate stereotypes and even racist feelings toward foreigners.…”
Section: Results: the Social Construction Of Illegitimacy In Nuevo Leónmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para Poutignat y Streiff-Fenart (1995), una etnia es un grupo humano que comparte una lengua, unos valores, un nombre, una misma descendencia, una conciencia de pertenencia. Fredrik Barth propuso sustituir el concepto de etnia por el de etnicidad.…”
Section: Identidad éTnicaunclassified