Titlebook: Identity Politics Reconsidered; Linda Martín Alcoff (Professor of Philosophy and W Book 2006 Linda Martín Alcoff, Michael Hames-García, Sa

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Disability Studies and the Future of Identity Politics, lend greater weight to their social power. We all seem to share a basic intuition about what it means to be human and to face a community of others created by our exclusion. But the fear of being in the minority exerts pressure beyond the influence of social conformity. It carries tremendous weight

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Indigence

Reclaiming Left Baggage: Some Early Sources for Minority Studies,tudies.. Thirty years ago I was on the faculty here at Stanford, a budding young assistant professor in the prestigious German Department. Yes, I spent my 1968 here, a steady fixture in the antiwar movement, which—for those with shorter memories—was to some degree directed against the doings of Stan

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,What’s at Stake in “Gay” Identities?,us of identity, not simply the existence of homosexual desire or behavior (although sexual desire and behavior are not without their own importance). Second, whatever we decide about the status of desire, we should reject essentialist understandings of identity in favor of some form of constructioni

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Identity Politics: An Ethnography by a Participant,0s and inspired a series of new social movements based on the politics of gender, sexuality, and ethnic or racial factors. It also inspired progressive white men, who apparently felt left out, to produce outspoken critiques of the so-called divisiveness of the new social movements based on identity

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,Américo Paredes and the Transnational Imaginary,show the necessity of holding fast … the affirmation that is contained in every negation, the future that is in the present” (1992:161). James’s notion of “the future in the present” helps me begin to respond to a question paraphrased from Michael Hames-García as to “who our own people are” (2000:10

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