Looking White People in the Eye

Author: Sherene Razack  

Publisher: University of Toronto Press‎

Publication year: 1998

E-ISBN: 9781442670204

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Language: ENG

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Sherene Razack's gaze is deep and searching. Bringing the insights (but not the jargon) of postcolonial theory to her search for "a theory of difference that accounts for the violence in the lives of women and our complicity in it," Razack asks us to look, and look again, at the practices in courtrooms and classrooms in which we are all enmeshed. She offers no easy answers, only the discipline of refusing to look away. This is a difficult, deep, and ultimately rewarding book.

Chapter

1 `The Cold Game of Equality Staring'

2 The Gaze from the Other Side: Storytelling for Social Change

3 What Is to Be Gained by Looking White People in the Eye? Race in Sexual Violence Cases

4 Policing the Borders of Nation: The Imperial Gaze in Gender Persecution Cases

5 From Pity to Respect: The Ableist Gaze and the Politics of Rescue

6 Conclusion: To Essentialize or Not to Essentialize: Is This the Question?

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