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Race, Culture and Difference
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March 1992 | 310 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
Blending cultural studies and political analysis, this interdisciplinary text both illuminates and moves forward debates over 'race' and its meanings in contemporary society and in educational and social policy.
General Introduction
PART ONE: ANTIRACISM: POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITS
Ali Rattansi
Changing the Subject? Racism, Culture and Education
Paul Gilroy
The End of Antiracism
Philip Cohen
`It's racism what dunnit'
Caroline Knowles and Sharmila Mercer
Feminism and Antiracism
Avtar Brah
Difference, Diversity and Differentiation
PART TWO: `US' AND `THEM'
Gauri Viswanathan
The Beginnings of English Literary Study in British India
Sander L Gilman
Black Bodies, White Bodies
Claire Pajaczkowska and Lola Young
Racism, Representation, Psychoanalysis
Frantz Fanon
The Fact of Blackness
PART THREE: COMMUNITY AND DIASPORA
Robert A Young
Colonialism and Humanism
Stuart Hall
New Ethnicities
Tariq Modood
British Asian Muslims and the Rushdie Affair
Nira Yuval-Davis
Fundamentalism, Multi-Culturalism and Women in Britain
`Will prove useful as a textbook in key areas of cultural studies' - Feminist Review
`An interesting book by virtue of the diversity of analyses, methods, and information used' - Contemporary Psychology
Without doubt, the book has several qaulities. It shows in a clear way the possible intersections of sociological treory and the politics of antiracism. It remains a classic in that field. Still, with a closer inspection, I found out that the topics discussed in the book doesn't really fit in with the content of the course.
Dept of Education, Stockholm University
February 10, 2010
