Langman, Lauren
Identity, Hegemony, and Social Reproduction
«Examines the role of the construction & inscription of identities in hegemonic processes; i.e., social structures, identities, & desires are constructed to perpetuate or obscure inequalities that serve the interests of the ruling elite.... It is concluded that the success of hegemonic discourses throughout history is due to the fact that the ideologies & cultural understandings produced have offered real social & personal rewards.» [T. Arnold].
| Language | eng |
| Names |
[author] Langman, Lauren |
| Subjects |
Egemonia
Diseguaglianza Weber, Max Bourdieu, Pierre Identità Collettiva
Hegemony
Inequality Weber, Max Bourdieu, Pierre Collective identity |
