Gendered marginalization of disabled bodies: understanding 'marginalization' as (perhaps) the most dangerous form of oppression

The essay applies Iris Marion Young's discussion of marginalization as a form of oppression suffered differentially by specific social groups, in relation to women with disabilities. It draws on Young's frame, which desegregates 'oppression', taking it away from theories overa...

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Glavni avtor: Karim, Shuchi
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Jezik:English
Izdano: BRAC University 2016
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spelling 10361-65682019-09-30T02:56:11Z Gendered marginalization of disabled bodies: understanding 'marginalization' as (perhaps) the most dangerous form of oppression Karim, Shuchi Oppression Marginalization Disability Gender The essay applies Iris Marion Young's discussion of marginalization as a form of oppression suffered differentially by specific social groups, in relation to women with disabilities. It draws on Young's frame, which desegregates 'oppression', taking it away from theories overarching and systematic structures of racism for example, or patriarchy, presenting instead the concept of oppressed groups as overlapping rather than distinct, and of oppression as multiplex and differentially affecting different social groups. The essay considers women with disabilities in terms of their vulnerability to marginalization, one of Young's five types of oppression. 2016-10-16T06:14:31Z 2016-10-16T06:14:31Z 2005 Article 1811-3079 http://hdl.handle.net/10361/6568 en BRAC University Journal, BRAC University;Vol.2, No.1,pp. 65-76. 12 pages application/pdf BRAC University
institution Brac University
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language English
topic Oppression
Marginalization
Disability
Gender
spellingShingle Oppression
Marginalization
Disability
Gender
Karim, Shuchi
Gendered marginalization of disabled bodies: understanding 'marginalization' as (perhaps) the most dangerous form of oppression
description The essay applies Iris Marion Young's discussion of marginalization as a form of oppression suffered differentially by specific social groups, in relation to women with disabilities. It draws on Young's frame, which desegregates 'oppression', taking it away from theories overarching and systematic structures of racism for example, or patriarchy, presenting instead the concept of oppressed groups as overlapping rather than distinct, and of oppression as multiplex and differentially affecting different social groups. The essay considers women with disabilities in terms of their vulnerability to marginalization, one of Young's five types of oppression.
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title Gendered marginalization of disabled bodies: understanding 'marginalization' as (perhaps) the most dangerous form of oppression
title_short Gendered marginalization of disabled bodies: understanding 'marginalization' as (perhaps) the most dangerous form of oppression
title_full Gendered marginalization of disabled bodies: understanding 'marginalization' as (perhaps) the most dangerous form of oppression
title_fullStr Gendered marginalization of disabled bodies: understanding 'marginalization' as (perhaps) the most dangerous form of oppression
title_full_unstemmed Gendered marginalization of disabled bodies: understanding 'marginalization' as (perhaps) the most dangerous form of oppression
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