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Brexit, Europe and othering [PDF]

Contemporary Social Science, 2020
The UK has seen, within recent years, a noticeable increase in Euroscepticism, culminating in the vote to leave the European Union altogether. Although there were many reasons for the Brexit vote, the UK, in common with some other EU countries, had ...
Duncan Sim, Arno van der Zwet, Murray Stewart Leith   +2 more
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Identity, Othering and belonging: toward an understanding of difference and the experiences of African immigrants to Australia

Social Identities, 2019
This paper aims to contribute to understanding of difference and knowledge on the analysis of the concepts of identity, Othering and belonging not only from a theoretical perspective, but more importantly by relating them empirically to the Australian ...
Parlo Singh, Hyacinth Udah
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Othering in the nursing context: A concept analysis [PDF]

Nursing Open, 2017
Aim ‘Othering’ is described as a social process whereby a dominant group or person uses negative attributes to define and subordinate others. Literature suggests othering creates exclusive relationships and puts patients at risk for suboptimal care.
Marylee Roberts
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Economy and Society, 2002
This paper offers an alternative understanding of the relationship between feminist ethics, time and otherness. Rather than suggesting a feminist ethics should simply be for ‘the other’, or that feminist ethics is always futural (dedicated to that which is not yet), the paper suggests that ethics involves responding to the particular other in a present
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Otherness in me, Otherness in Others

Childhood, 2004
In childhood studies identity and difference are generally framed in the context of adult–child relationships. In this article it is explored how children and youth come to construe self and other in relation to other children and youth. Difference/otherness becomes an important organizing aspect of children’s social practices favouring a new agenda of
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The other other: when the exotic other subjugates the familiar other

Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2002
In this paper, the theme of the other will be examined and it will be argued that it is important to differentiate between two distinct types of other – the ‘exotic’ other which is distant and very different from the subject, and the ‘familiar’ other which is closer to the subject. The dynamic relationship between these two others will be investigated,
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Others

Medicine and War, 1995
It has been possible for many sadistic leaders to achieve absolute power in their communities in this century. How have they managed to persuade citizens to help them establish a reign of terror? How we perceive others determines our reaction to them, and our perceptions can be manipulated.
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an other

2023
In an other, Sharon Patricia Holland offers a new theorization of the human animal/divide by shifting focus from distinction toward relation in ways that acknowledge that humans are also animals. Holland centers ethical commitments over ontological concerns to spotlight those moments when Black people ethically relate with animals.
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Otherness

2017
Revista UIIPS, WORKSHOP DE ARTIGOS CIENTÍFICOS E PROJETOS DA UI-IPS ...
Torres, Ana, Silva, Ana, Dias, José Maurício, Pacheco, Teresa   +3 more
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Othering others

2017
Abstract Right wing populism is on the rise. Through the use of othering, right-wing groups delimit their own identities while excluding others. The purpose of this chapter is to shed light on how European mediated public spheres (such as reader responses to media discourse) constitute an important domain of identity ...
Fielder, Grace E., Catalano, Theresa
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