Racial encounter : the social psychology of contact and desegregation / Kevin Durrheim and John Dixon.

• Section A: The contact hypothesis reconsidered -- The contact hypothesis as a framework for understanding the social psychology of desegregation -- Contact and the 'ecology' of everyday relations -- 'You have to be scared when they're in their masses': Working models of contact in ordinary accounts of interaction and avoidance -- Section B: Attitudes to Desegregation reconsidered -- Attitudes towards desegregation as a framework for understanding the social psychology of desegregation -- Evaluative practices: A discursive approach to investigating desegregation attitudes -- Lay Ontologizing: Everyday explanations of segregation and desegregation -- Group differences in narrating the 'lived experience' of desegregation -- Section C: 'Locating' the social psychology of contact and desegregation -- Dislocating identity: Desegregation and the transformation of place -- Conclusions: 'Racial preferences' and the tenacity of segregation.

Ämnesord

Race relations  -- Psychological aspects. (LCSH)

Segregation  -- Psychological aspects. (LCSH)

Post-apartheid era  -- South Africa. (LCSH)

Intergroup relations  -- South Africa. (LCSH)

South Africa  -- Race relations. (LCSH)

Klassifikation

HT1521 (LCC)

305.8 (DDC)

M (kssb/8 (machine generated))