Jane Elliott's Eye Color Exercise Discussed in Chapter 5 Shows

question 28

Multiple Choice

Jane Elliott's eye color exercise discussed in Chapter 5 shows that:

• A)any characteristic can serve as the basis for self-categorization and the formation of social identities
• B)children are especially loyal to the groups to which they belong
• C)macro-level social inequalities create inequalities within groups and subsequent negative identities
• D)social identities constructed in childhood have lasting effects
• E)social identities must be reinforced by others in order for them to persist

Explore Foucault's analysis of power relations and the intertwining of power and knowledge.

Understand the concept of bodily discipline through everyday practices, as analyzed by Foucault.

Examine Giddens's views on globalization and time-space distanciation in the context of modernity.

Assess Gramsci's theory of cultural hegemony and its contribution to understanding power structures.

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