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Climbing for equality: overcoming social inequality through sport : a narrative inquiry into the sport lives of five visually disabled climbers in Me…

2016

This master thesis is a qualitative narrative inquiry that illustrates and explores the stories of five visually disabled participants who took up the practice of rock climbing and mountaineering as a means to overcome social inequality. The researcher’s role within the study was that of active participation by being the coach and mountain guide for the participants over a period of five years. This narrative analysis reconstructs the stories of the participants in a coherent thematic analysis from a Marxist historical perspective, explaining how inequality towards the participants was created, by using the concept of Cultural Hegemony from Antonio Gramsci. The mentioned methodology was cho…

sosiologiaSociologyurheiluCultural Hegemony.MéxicomediaeriarvoisuusvammaisethegemoniaSocial InequalityDisabled SportsNarrative Inquiryvammaisurheilu
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Religion and Culture of Origin. Re-Shaping Identity in the Integration Process: A Case Study in Sicily

2019

Cosa succede quando persone di differenti culture, valori, religione vivono insieme? Queste dinamiche sono stare analizzate in una ricerca sul processo di integrazione degli immigrati a Palermo.I principali risultati sono presentati in questo saggio. In questo caso studio, i dati della ricerca ipotizzano un modello teorico di integrazione in cui gli immigrati, liberi di esprimere le loro differenze religiose e culturali, tendono a ridurre la loro percezione di minoranza. What happens when people of different cultures, values, religion live together? Sociological studies on immigrative phenomenon often swing between immigration and integration policies. These policies actually reveal the dif…

media_common.quotation_subjectImmigrationEthnic grouplcsh:HM401-1281IntegrationIdentityCultural diversityPerceptionPhenomenonAssimilation (phonology)0601 history and archaeologySociologyAdaptationmedia_common060101 anthropology05 social sciencesGeneral Social Sciences06 humanities and the artsCultural hegemonyreligione immigrazione integrazione identitàreligion immigration integration identityMulticulturalismReligionlcsh:Sociology (General)050903 gender studiesMulticulturalismPolitical economyAssimilationSettore SPS/07 - Sociologia Generale0509 other social sciences
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The satirical press and the struggle for cultural hegemony in Spain: a case study on <em>La Traca</em>, 1884-1938

2019

La Traca was a weekly magazine published in Valencia between 1884 and 1892 and between 1909 and 1938, with periods during which it was not published because of governmental censorship. Because it was written in Valencian, the vernacular language of where it was published, it did not go beyond being a magazine of local, or at most regional, interest, circulation and importance. However, its editor, Vicente Miguel Carceller, made the decision in 1931 to edit the magazine in Spanish and he thus conquered the country’s market, resulting in circulation figures that no other publication had ever reached. La Traca was the most loved and hated of all satirical publications. This article explores it…

Cultural StudiesHistoryHistorymedia_common.quotation_subjectMedia studiesCensorshipVernacularDestinyCultural hegemonyValencianlanguage.human_languageLaughterlanguageIdeologymedia_commonCulture & History Digital Journal
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Clinical Sociology and Moral Hegemony

2013

The article presents a critique of a dominant way of analysing gang conflict in Norwegian sociology. The research in question uses a rather crude Marxist analysis that could somehow fit any gang conflict in the country. However, this kind of analysis was gradually put in question first by professor Ottar Brox and his criticism of the moral hegemony by a group of Marxists gathered around the publication “Klassekampen” (“Class Struggle”). Then the analysis was challenged by gang-researchers who reached back to the classical study of Frederic M. Thrasher, finding the latter more fruitful for analysis. Antonio Gramsci (1891- 1937) who coined the term cultural hegemony used it to describe how a …

HegemonyGeneral Arts and HumanitiesRuling classCriticismContext (language use)Marxist philosophyCultural hegemonySociologySocial scienceSocial classEpistemologyClass conflictAdvances in Applied Sociology
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