Self & Identity
Patricia Hill Collins
Durkheim
Conflict Theory
Episteme
200

This person is considered "The Father of American Psychology"

Who is William James

200

Collins is best known for this concept which explains how race,gender, and class combine to create unique forms of oppression?

What is intersectionality?

200

Ways of acting, thinking, and feeling, external to the individual, and endowed with a power of coercion

Social Facts

200

Which theorist was born in Trier, Prussia?

Who is Karl Marx?

200

This prominent African American sociologist was notably excluded from the 1904 International Congress, prompting his critique in "Sociology Hesitant"

W.E.B. Du Bois

400

William James constituents of self is divided into 2 classes, which make up? 

What is the Material self, Social self, Spiritual self and Pure ego 

400

Collins wrote about harmful stereotypes of Black women that reinforce discrimination?

What are controlling images

400

The values, likenesses, and similarities that bind society together

Mechanical Solidarity

400

Who wrote the book "Black Marxism: The Making of the Black Radical Tradition (1983)

Who is Cedric J. Robinson

400

The structures of sociological knowledge, social theorizing, and related analytic tendencies which reflect and contribute to racialized exclusion in the past and present.

Epistemic Structure

600

This philosophical doctrine emphasizes practical consequences are the criteria of knowledge, meaning & value.

What is Pragmatism

600

Collins argues that marginalized groups produce this type of knowledge to challenge dominant ideas?

What is subjugated knowledge

600

Separate individuals with a division of labour, and our inter-dependence on one another

Organic Solidarity

600

According to Karl Marx, what are the four types of alienation experienced by workers under a capitalist system?

1. What is alienation from product. 

2. What is alienation from production process. 

3. What is alienation from species being. 

4. What is alienation from other workers.
600

Early sociologists used this term to describe the process of denying non-white populations' ability to produce scientific or sociological knowledge.

Epistemic exclusion

800

James was heavily influenced by this individual & describes him as his favourite teacher & closest friend.

Who is W.E.B. Du Boise

800

Collins work emphasizes the connection between personal experiences and this larger societal system of inequality?

What is systematic opression

800

Highly specialized roles that allow for the creation of something that no one person could build on their own but through the reliance on others

Division of Labour

800

Which City in Michigan is the second most impoverished city in the US with a population over 1/5 Black?

Where is Flint, Michigan.

800

This term describes the framework within which early sociology developed, characterized by racialized and colonial ways of seeing the world.

Imperial epistime

1000

In James work "The Principle of Psychology" he introduced a term to describe how individuals perceive and respond to their environment.

What is the stream of consciousness 

1000

Collins highlights how Black women's unique experiences can create new ways of understanding the world. What is this perspective called?

What is Black feminist thought

1000

The number of people in a society and the degree of interactivity between them

Dynamic Density

1000
This term from Karl Marx describes how commodities are perceived as having intrinsic value, hiding the social relationships and labour behind their production.

What is commodity fetishism?

1000

Jullian Go proposes this philosophical concept, which asserts that knowledge is always partial and contects-specific, as a way to challenge the universalist claims of traditional sociology 

Perspectival Realism

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