Titlebook: Racism and Colonialism; Essays on Ideology a Robert Ross Book 1982 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague 1982 Colonialism.Europe.French Co

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Reflections on a Themepansion, is organized around a single theme, the relationship between the ideology structures of domination and oppression that have come to be called racism and the political and economic ones which grew out of Europe’s conquering and ruling much of the rest of the world. By racism, we mean those s

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Racism in Europetomatic of the confusion in the discussion about this problem. the preamble seems to link racism inexorably to colonialism by being absolutely silent about non-colonial racism, or so far the worst form, Narzism.. Admittedly, by internal logic, it finally dismissed the existence of a Semitic race. Se

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Racism from the Enlightenment to the Age of Imperialismm itself, with its biological connotations, to describe an entirely sociological phenomenon, it will be generally agreed that in its modern form, as a value-judgement bailed out by science, racism goes back to the eighteenth century. In this chapter, I will describe how these arrogant notions were t

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Pre-Industrial and Industrial Racial Stratification in South African estates. The problem about so doing, however, is to find a suitable definition of what Weber (or anyone else for that matter) meant by “estates”. Weber himself emphasised honour and style of life as the main determinants of an estate, a status situation, while later commentors have stressed that e

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Race and Class in the Post-Emancipation Caribbeanabolition of the legal status of slave required a rearrangement of social relations, the diverse social practices which constituted slavery did not all disappear overnight. In this chapter, I shall examine the continuities in structure which have shaped Caribbean societies through long periods of ap

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From Peau Noire to po’ white (with apologies to Ogden Nash) whereby the white power-holders justify their position in society. These may range from historically embedded. to the latterday “happy-go-lucky children of nature” image and developed out of the processes whereby the man of colour was forced into a subservient role through a series of coercive meas

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Racism and the Structure of Colonial Societiesficient to characterise a situation as a race relations situation. These were that there should be a situation of abnormally harsh exploitation, coercion or competition, that this relationship should be between groups so that an individual could not simply choose to move himself or his children from