Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Module 4 Study Guide: Chapters 29-31
- Chapter 29
- Negotiating White Power Activist Stigma
- Aryan Stigma, Dissonance, and Expressive Balance
- White Power
Movement
- Covert
- Calculated
Conformity
- Method and Data
- Ethnographic data -
White power
activists between
1996 and 2005
- Interviews,
participant
observation and
content analysis
- Negotiating Activist Stigma in Everyday Settings
- Responses to
Conformity Pressures of
Family and Friends
- Leading a double life
- Strategic Silence
- Selective Disclosure
- Managing Expressive Constraints at
Work and School
- Avoiding others
- False fronts
- Strategic Silence
- Active and Passive Identity
Displays in Public
- Decide how much of themselves to reveal in public
- Passive Displays
- Restraint
- Active Displays
- Open displays - courage
- Public legitimation
- Organizational
Strategy
- Chapter 30
- Fitting In and Fighting Back: Homeless Kids' Stigma Management Strategies
- Research Site
- Sand Francisco: Home Away from
Home / Homeless Shelter
- Stigma Management Strategies
- Stigma = language of relationships as
opposed to the attributes a person possesses
- Strategies of Inclusion
- Forging friendships
- Passing
- Make stigma invisible
- Covering
- Minimize the prominence of their spoiled identity
- Strategies of Exclusion
- Verbal Denigration
- Malign others to augment their self-esteem
- "Defensive othering"
- Physical Posturing
- Physical assertiveness
- Sexual Posturing
- Promiscuity
- Exploitation
- Violence
- Chapter 31
- Collective Stigma Management and Shame: Avowal, Management, and Contestation
- Three Stigma Management Groups
- Overeaters Anonymous (OA)
- Weight Watchers (WW)
- National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA)
- "Women's Organizations"
- Analysis of shame
- Data Collection, Embarrassment and Shame
- Gained 25 lbs for "fat identiy"
- Organizational Frames
- Definitions constructed and maintained by
organizational actors within which
experience, interaction and communication
are structured and rendered both personally
and organizationally meaningful
- Organizational Frame of OA: Redemption
- Spiritual Consciousness -
therapeutic group
process
- Serenity prayer
- Organizational Frame of NAAFA: Activism
- Legislature, rallies
- Personal Activism
- Legislative Activism
- Organizational Frame of WW: Rationality
- Technique, not spiritual practice
- Pre-established activities / meal plans / portion control
- Shame Work
- Shame Work in OA
- compulsive overeating
and resultant body size
- Primary Shame
- social / invoked by others
- Secondary Shame
- physical actions / attribues
- Shame Work in WW
- Body shame
- Central to women
- Bodily Monitoring
- Shame Work in NAAFA
- Contest shame
- "Change the world, not your body"