Whiteness Fractured.
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Taylor and Francis,
2016.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgements; Literary Excerpts; Section I Introduction; 1 Framing Whiteness; 2 Theorizing Whiteness; 3 Interpreting Whiteness and its Correlates; 4 Histories of Whiteness; Section II Four Ways in Which Whiteness Works; 5 Normalization and Solipsism; 6 Controlling Terms of Engagement; 7 Ideological Commitments; 8 Exclusionary Practices; Section III Outward Fractures: Whiteness and Intersectionally; 9 The Rise of Intersectionality Theory; 10 Intersectionality Theory and the Analysis of Power.
- 11 Intersections between Whiteness and Class12 Intersections between Whiteness and Ethnicity; 13 Intersections between Whiteness and Jewish Ethnicity; Section IV Inward Fractures: The Psychic Life of Whiteness; 14 The Emotionality of Whiteness; 15 The Epistemology of Ignorance; 16 The Psychic Turn; 17 Construction of the Other in Popular Racism; 18 Psychoanalytic Themes in the Construction of the Racialized Other; Section V Approaches to Studying Whiteness; 19 Criticalâ#x80;#x93;Relationalâ#x80;#x93;Contextual Revisited; 20 Whiteness in Popular Culture; 21 The Paradox of Action; References.