Are the Forms of "Everyday Peasant Resistance" Described by Scott

question 9

Essay

Are the forms of "everyday peasant resistance" described by Scott found only in peasant societies? Can you think of examples of behavior in American society that could be described in similar terms? What might this suggest about the circumstances in which practitioners of these actions live? Discuss.

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Definitions:

Behaviors

Observable actions or reactions of individuals, often in response to external stimuli or internal states.

Opposition

Resistance or dissent in response to a proposition, idea, or change.

Conflict Management

The practice of identifying and handling conflicts in a sensible, fair, and efficient manner within an organization.

Diagnostic Processes

Systematic methods used to identify the nature or cause of something, often relating to problems or medical conditions.