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Type(s) de contenu et mode(s) de consultation : Texte noté : sans médiation
Auteur(s) : Fluehr-Lobban, Carolyn (1945-....)
Titre(s) : Race and racism [Texte imprimé] : an introduction / Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban
Édition : Second edition
Publication : Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield, 2019
Description matérielle : 1 vol. (xv, 271 pages) : ill. ; 24 cm
Note(s) : Includes bibliographical references and index
Sujet(s) : Anthropologie -- États-Unis
Racisme -- Aspect psychologique -- États-Unis -- Histoire
Indice(s) Dewey :
305.8 (23e éd.) = Groupes ethniques et nationaux
Identifiants, prix et caractéristiques : ISBN 9781442274587. - ISBN 1442274581. - ISBN 9781442274594. - ISBN 144227459X (rel.)
Identifiant de la notice : ark:/12148/cb455715572
Notice n° :
FRBNF45571557
(notice reprise d'un réservoir extérieur)
Table des matières : Machine generated contents note: 1.Anthropology, Race, and Racism ; What Is Anthropology?
What Is Race? What Is Racism? ; How Is Race Different from Ethnicity, Religion, Language,
and Other Differences? Why Is There So Much Confusion? ; There Is No Science of Race,
but Race Is Sociologically Real ; Race and Ethnicity Distinguished ; Barack Obama
and Donald Trump: Racial Inclusion and Exclusion ; Breaking the Ice: Class Exercise
to Initiate a Dialogue on Race ; Class Exercises ; References ; 2.Race, Human Evolution,
and Natural Selection ; Human Evolution, the Story of African Genesis, "Out of Africa"
; New Finds for Early Humans in Africa ; Asian Progenitors ; European Early Humans
; Early Humans in the Americas ; Migration of Humans Out of Africa ; Origins of
Human Racial Difference: Modern Humans ; Homo sapiens ; Race and Science ; Models
of the Origin of Races ; Human Variation ; "Race" ; as the Rich History of Homo
sapiens sapiens
Note continued: Mechanisms for Biological Change in Humans ; Mutation ; Natural
Selection ; Genetic Drift ; Gene Flow/Migration ; Mating in Homogenous Populations,
Inbreeding Effects ; Random, Nonrandom Mating ; Founders' Effect ; Racial Difference
and Natural Selection ; "Race" Mixture and Skin Color ; Albinos: The Only People
with No Melanin, Found in All Races ; Hair Form and Eye Color ; Body Type ; The
Epicanthic Fold, "Asian" Eyes ; Blood and Race ; Sickle Cell Anemia, Malaria, and
Human Evolution ; Lactose Intolerance and PTC Tasting ; Human History through Blood
Types: DNA Mapping of the Human Genome ; The Human Genome Project ; DNA: Helping
African Americans Trace Their Roots ; Curiosity about Racial Differences ; Study
Questions ; References ; 3.Making a Science of Racial Inequality ; Race and the
Origins of Anthropology ; One or Many Species of Humanity: Monogenism versus Polygenism
Note continued: Race and Nineteenth-Century Evolution: Savagery, Barbarism, Civilization
Progressing from Dark to Light Races ; from "Black" and "Red" Savages, to "Yellow"
and "Tan" Barbarians, to "White" Civilized Races ; The Three Great Races: Caucasoid,
Mongoloid, and Negroid ; The Negro/African/Ethiopian Race: Constructing a "Science"
of Black Inferiority ; The American Anthropological Association's Recommendations
for the 2000 and 2010 U.S. Censuses ; Summary ; Questions for Discussion and Further
Reflection ; References ; 4.Racism and Anti-Racism from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-First
Centuries ; Contrasting Ideas: The Inequality versus the Equality of Races ; Aryan
Supremacy ; The Social Darwinist and Eugenics Movements and Their Critics ; Franz
Boas and the Mainstreaming of Anti-Racist Anthropology ; Lothrop Stoddard: Eugenicist,
Immigration Opponent, Nazi Sympathizer
Note continued: Contrasting Postwar Anthropologists: Anti-Racist Ashley Montagu (1905
; 1999) and Racialist and Racist Carlton Coon (1942 ; 1962) ; Discussion Questions
; References ; 5.Race, Intelligence, and Mental Testing ; So-Called Race and So-Called
Intelligence ; Anthropometry, Craniometry Amounting to "Skeletomania" ; Skin Color
and Intelligence ; Race and the Measurement of Intelligence ; The Future of Race
and Intelligence ; Achievement Testing ; Summary ; Discussion Questions ; References
; Notes ; 6.Whiteness, White Identity, and the Future of White Privilege in America
; The Social Construction of Whiteness ; Inventing White Privilege ; Confronting
the History of White Racism and Its Intergenerational Consequences ; Praising the
History of Black-White Unity ; The Important Role of White Women ; The Important
Role of Working-Class White Men ; Cultural Dimensions of Whiteness
Note continued: Popular Culture: What White People Have Taken from Black People ;
Hip-Hop Culture: How Young Whites and Blacks Find Common Ground ; The Future of Whiteness
in the Twenty-First Century ; Whites Participating in and Advancing the Dialogue
on Race ; Discussion Questions ; References ; Note ; 7.International Perspectives
on Race Relations ; Race and Racism in Selected European Nations ; Race in the New
World Hybrid Societies: The Caribbean and Latin America ; Selected Cases ; Race
in Africa: Selected Cases ; Egypt and the Two Sudans ; Race in the Middle East
; Race in Major Cultures of Asia ; Treatment of Indigenous Peoples around the World
; Global Efforts to Eradicate/Ameliorate Racism ; Summary ; Discussion Questions
; References ; 8.Racial Reconstruction and Transformation in America ; Demographic
and Social Transformation of the United States ; Race and the Obama Presidency ;
Black Lives [Still] Do Not Matter
Note continued: The Reconfiguration of Race ; Race, Hollywood, and the Media, "Oscars
so White" ; National Dialogue on Race Emphasizing "Truth and Reconciliation" ; The
Black-White Binary and the Asian Model Minority ; Issues That Remain Unprocessed
; Challenging White Privilege: What Whites Have to Contribute to the Dialogue on Race
; Best Practices That Are Simple to Emulate: Rhode Island College Unity Players ;
Final Remarks ; Discussion Questions ; References
