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SOCI Midterm

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Reflexivity Critical reflection on the knowledge we produce and our role in producing this knowledge
Ethnography Studies a group’s way of life from the native point of view - Instead of studying people as an outsider looking in, you learn from people from the inside
Qualitative research The meanings, concepts, definitions, characteristics, metaphors, symbols and descriptions of things
Global Political Economy Relations between nations (there are lines that connect colonial powers and colonized countries)
Model Minority Myth Premised on anti-blackness racism: Asians are non-white but successful, but why not black people
Racial Formation Theory Race is fundamental to how society is organized
Racialization the sociohistorical process which racial categories are created, inhabited, and transformed benefits the state (government, military, corporations)
Racial Project Ex Criminalization of Migrants
Race a group of people who share physical and cultural trait, and perceived common ancestry
Stereotype: Economic Murder of Vincent Chin (unemployed workers murdered him because they thought he, who was mistaken as Japanese Americans, were stealing all the jobs
Stereotype: Political WW2 → Japanese American put into internments Roosevelt signing Executive Order 9066 anyone (Japanese) who seemed suspicious
Stereotype: Biological In late 19th century, white nativists spreading xenophobic propaganda about Chinese uncleanliness in SF
Stereotype: Sexual Seen as seductive and exotic
Intersectionality Race, class, gender together can explain the conditions of life opportunities, and constraints - These interactions: “interlocking systems of oppression”
Vertical Mosaic To understand power hierarchy within a diverse socioeconomic society
Orientalism One way that frames Asian Americans in a certain way
Panethnic Identities Used to group various ethnic groups together based on their related cultural origins Products of political and social processes
Ethnic Identities Primodialism or "communities of culture"
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