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Sociology
Engaged in Social Justice
Romero, Mary
American sociological review, 2020-02, Vol.85 (1), p.1-30
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Los Angeles, CA: Sage Publications, Inc
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Título:
Sociology
Engaged in Social Justice
Autor:
Romero, Mary
Assuntos:
2019 Presidential Address
;
Academic departments
;
Academic disciplines
;
Activism
;
Activists
;
Applied research
;
Applied
sociology
;
Associations
;
Discipline
;
Founders
;
Interdisciplinary aspects
;
LGBTQ history
;
LGBTQ people
;
Marginality
;
Objectivity
;
Scholarship
;
Social justice
;
Sociologists
;
Sociology
;
Women
;
Working class
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American sociological review, 2020-02, Vol.85 (1), p.1-30
Descrição:
This article expands on my presidential address to further bolster the case that
sociology
has, from its inception, been engaged in social justice. I argue that a critical review of our discipline and our Association’s vaunted empiricist tradition of objectivity, in which sociologists are detached from their research, was accomplished by a false history and
sociology
of
sociology
that ignored, isolated, and marginalized some of the founders. In the past half-century, scholaractivists, working-class sociologists, sociologists of color, women sociologists, indigenous sociologists, and LGBTQ sociologists have similarly been marginalized and discouraged from pursuing social justice issues and applied research within our discipline. Being ignored by academic
sociology
departments has led them to create or join homes in interdisciplinary programs and other associations that embrace applied and scholar-activist scholarship. I offer thoughts about practices that the discipline and Association should use to reclaim sociology’s social justice tradition.
Editor:
Los Angeles, CA: Sage Publications, Inc
Idioma:
Inglês
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