L'Inégalité raciste

Rudder, Véronique de; Poiret, Christian; Vourc’h, François

doi:10.3917/puf.derud.2000.01

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“…Jankovic, this volume) and of its importance for the emergence of modern medicine in the latter half of the eighteenth century in France. One of the earliest mentions of Foehn illness in the Swiss literature was made by a Dr Zolliker in 1819, at the founding of the St Gallen Natural History Society (de Rudder 1989(de Rudder [1948). For the century and a half following, there was a steady flow of papers and discussion of the health problems posed by Foehn winds in various locations.…”

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An ill wind: the Foehn in Leukerbad and beyond

Strauss

2007

Royal Anthropological Inst

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The Foehn is a warm, dry, downslope wind found on the lee side of mountains; the type‐location for this adiabatic wind is the European Alps. In the Swiss village of Leukerbad, residents are quite familiar with the Foehn, which sweeps regularly through the main Rhone valley from the southeast. Leukerbad, located in a side valley, rarely experiences the full force of the Foehn, but the effects of this wind are well known: people say that the Foehn brings headaches, makes them depressed, invites suicide, and generates a feeling of ill health. In contrast, another wind occurring in this valley, the Gemmiwind – which comes over the Gemmi pass into Leukerbad from the north – is known only as a cold wind. Drawing on ethnographic data and literary representations as well as biomedical and meteorological analyses, we consider the meanings of the Foehn as it has penetrated the bodies and minds of mountain inhabitants in Switzerland and beyond.

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An ill wind: the Foehn in Leukerbad and beyond

Strauss

2007

Royal Anthropological Inst

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“…Naturalized persons remain officially classified as immigrants-stigmatized outsiders in France-despite the shift in their legal status (De Rudder et al 2000;INSEE 1999). However, in that same borough, only 19 percent of the nearly 6,000 residents in the public housing project in which participating students lived are officially classified as French.…”

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Arrogant Assimilationism: National Identity Politics and African‐Origin Muslim Girls in the Other France

Keaton¹

2005

Anthropology & Edu Quarterly

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“…Par rapport social, nous entendrons « une tension qui traverse le champ social [...] Cette tension érige certains phénomènes en enjeux autour desquels se constituent des groupes aux intérêts antagoniques. » (Kergoat, 2000 : 39) Les rapports sociaux sont à distinguer des relations sociales où, à un niveau plus concret, les rapports sociaux s'accomplissent sans ne faire que les reproduire et peuvent en infléchir leur actualisation (De Rudder, Poiret, Vourc'h, 2000).…”

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Heurs et malheurs de la lutte contre une pratique sexiste racisée

Lemercier

2015

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En France, l’excision a été reconnue comme une mutilation pénalement répréhensible en 1983. Cet article se propose d’analyser les formes prises par la lutte contre l’excision en France à travers la mobilisation de médiatrices interculturelles. À quelles difficultés et contraintes doivent faire face les actrices et les acteurs de la lutte contre l’excision en France? À l’imbrication des rapports ethniques et de genre, les femmes des groupes ethniques pratiquant l’excision se trouvent souvent face à des injonctions paradoxales entre dénonciations du sexisme de leur groupe (au risque de renforcer le racisme) ou dénonciations du racisme (au risque de renforcer le sexisme). Toutefois, loin d’être sans ressource, les femmes étudiées développent des formes de contournements, voire de résistances à ces injonctions paradoxales à l’intersection des rapports sociaux.

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L'Inégalité raciste

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An ill wind: the Foehn in Leukerbad and beyond

An ill wind: the Foehn in Leukerbad and beyond

Arrogant Assimilationism: National Identity Politics and African‐Origin Muslim Girls in the Other France

Heurs et malheurs de la lutte contre une pratique sexiste racisée

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