KINE 1000 Study Guide - Final Guide: Male Privilege, Patricia Hill Collins, Class Discrimination

• School: York University
• Department: Kinesiology & Health Science
• Course: KINE 1000
• Professor: all

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Essay questions 2014 final exam: research is not an innocent endeavor. Using examples from the course, illustrate how this policing and this maintenance of power occurs: stuart hall (1990) wrote that: identity is not a mere phantasm either. It is something not a mere trick of the imagination. It has its histories and histories have their real, material and symbolic effects (p. 226). Using the themes discussed in this course, illustrate how identity, be it class, gender, sexuality, race, etc. , are not mere phantasm and have real effects. They also mentioned that the course would challenge many existing paradigms professed by students. Professors mean by these comments and what were the challenges: one of robert jensen"s readings is called seeking pain and reducing. Consider whether it is appropriate for western sport be used as a vehicle for peace and development initiatives. Messner provides a theoretical framework to analyze gender, specifically.