... with an issue from a new normative angle. Scholars of cultural sociology agree that discrimination and exclusion of refugees (and other minoritized and racialized groups) start at the level of narratives ( Gemignani and Hernandez-Albujar 2015 ; Lamont 2023 ). Narratives erect social boundaries based...

... ). Dirt rules are internalized, such that people who violate dirt boundaries may feel dirty, even in the absence of external judgement ( Simpson and Simpson 2018 ). Thus, societies create stigma-enforced social boundaries (i.e., dirt boundaries) defining how the world is supposed to be, and hierarchical...

... and experienced social boundaries in the form of exclusion from the family, community, and church-related institutions contributes to deconversion and shapes its consequences afterward. deconversion apostasy Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints gender symbolic boundaries social boundaries Louisville...

... formation social boundaries scriptural interpretation apostolic tradition Good fences make good neighbors. When the boundaries are clear, it is easy to say who belongs inside and who does not. Those outside are “others,” strangers in some way, from whom “we” want to distinguish ourselves. At the same...

... meanings and unique selves instead of repeated acts and fragmented worlds. Modernity has brought an especially powerful turn toward sincerity. One crucial implication has been a utopian search for wholeness as part of a general dissolution of social boundaries in principle, even as people constantly...

... of the Strange shrews Dan Minglun Feng Zhenluan jealousy Su Shi Zeitlin Judith qing sublime passion remarkable woman idealization feminine behavior social boundaries gender boundaries Liaozhai zhiyi Ming literature Qing literature The idealization of the woman has a long history in China...

...This chapter ties the pattern in symbolic boundaries to social boundaries, that is, to Latino migrants’ perceptions of their position vis-à-vis African Americans within the social organization of labor at the factory. Latinos express racialized resentment that is rooted in their experience...

..., as well their lack of a shared history and heritage with the established majority. And it is these suspicions of cross-border activity have encouraged the creation of nation and population. Despite such discrimination, however, the African diaspora has pierced through the traditional social boundaries...

... transmission of tradition enculturation professionalism ethnic identity aesthetics musical instruments repertoire social boundaries Who are dhol players? The question always took some work to pose to my teachers. As important as I felt the question was, I was also...

... Chicano street culture Herrera Obed Flores Beto Vila Pablo ethnic space Mexican Catholic evangelical immigrant ethnic identity authenticity social boundaries legitimacy Carmen Gomez was proud of her ethnic heritage. When asked what ethnic label she preferred to be identified by, she...

... artifacts textiles baskets footwear social identities social boundaries Textiles, baskets, mats, cordage, hides, wooden implements, and other perishable artifacts played important roles in all past human societies, but they survive in quantity in only a few regions of the world. In the Southwest...

...Integration of dispersed knowledge often requires collaboration between members of different communities separated by social boundaries. This chapter explores how specially designed boundary organizations can facilitate cooperation across social boundaries and, thereby, support knowledge...

... of this consensus explains degrees of closure, salience, cultural differentiation and stability of an ethnic boundary. A final section identifies endogenous and exogenous mechanisms of change. constructivism primordialism processual theory boundaries comparative study of ethnicity ethnicity social boundaries...

... from a contemporary perspective, the chapter describes how various social boundaries operate within the jam session, how they are policed, and how they are ultimately crossed. It concludes with a discussion of the extent and limits to which musical proficiency or “chops” allow musicians to cross social...

....” These correspond with one another on a general level, but in practice each conflict party is made up of numerous sub-groups pursuing their own agendas. The discursive perspective helps us to understand that social boundaries (ethnic, religious, national, etc.) are not simply dictated from above but are constructed...

... to create a new social order. In these texts, transgressive sexual and artistic practices are used to question social boundaries and limiting binaries of gender and race. These acts of transgression serve to critique the way power polices boundaries of social division, although Faulkner’s text does...

... Malt liquor Marshall Jennifer Boundary ies Culture Desmond Matthew Working class culture bars public drinking addiction mental illness stigma disorder perceptions of disorder social boundaries social distance cheers to riverwest! Last summer, the U.S. Government flew over...

... Gentrification Pattillo Mary Social control Buff er Riverwest as Future Riverwest Harambee Housing crisis Public housing Holton Street conflict diversity inequality residential integration place power culture social boundaries paradoxes of integration negotiating difference How is it possible...

... to meeting Germans, determined a life with very strict social boundaries. In other words, Eastern European Jews were living as they always did—among themselves. A few lines from the nineteenth-century writer Max Hermann Friedlander convey this atmosphere: “They had learned by experience the great art...

..., and how anxieties about racial identity serve to screen anxieties about sexuality rather than being triggered by them. It also considers Faulkner’s use of narrative to suggest a blurring of social boundaries and binaries, including those of desire. Blackmer Corinne Dyer Richard Faulkner William...