En 1947, les psychologues sociaux Kenneth et Mamie Clark publièrent les résultats d'une
recherche sur la" conscience de soi raciale" de jeunes enfants noirs âgés de 3 à 7 ans …

The devaluation of those perceived as" different" has profound repercussions both for
individuals and for society. This book brings together leading researchers to present …

Cet article examine les logiques sociales et culturelles dont procèdent la discrimination et la
stigmatisation. Il passe d'abord en revue les principaux axes qui fondent la pensée …

Topics include: what is stigma?; types and dimensions of stigma; functions of stigmatizing
others; a conceptual framework (the perceiver–target dimension, the personal–group based …

The authors goal in this chapter is to consider one of the fundamental questions about
stigma: Where does stigma come from? That is, what is stigmatizing, and why? The authors …

This special edition on 'Understanding and Challenging Stigma'seeks to further our
understandings of the types of representations and practices through which stigma is …

Abstract According to CM Steele (1997), a reputation of lower intellectual ability can in
evaluative situations act as a threat that disrupts the performance of students targeted by this …

The authors examine how and why stigma increases the likelihood of" antisocial interaction."
They explore affective, cognitive, and behavioral responses, but suggest the overarching …

A social stigma is defined as a negative attribute or identity that devalues a person within a
particular context or culture (Goffman, 1963; Jones et al., 1984). In an attempt to define the …