Recognition
BLANK is conferred by the dominant group.
What is recognition
This relative of Oliver's was a logger
Who is Oliver's father and grandfather?
What term describes the concept Kelly Oliver redefines to explain how individuals are accounted for through social contexts?
What is subject position
Subjectivity develops a sense of BLANK
Oliver encourages BLANK when addressing history and the stories of oppressed groups
What is bearing witness
The need to demand recognition.
What is the pathology of oppression
In Oliver's family, this gender was expected to learn cooking, cleaning, and babysitting, reflecting traditional gender roles.
What is female or girls?
How does Kelly Oliver challenge traditional ideas about subjectivity through her concept of subject position?
What is the idea that subjects are formed through social relations and are not fixed entities
The structure witnessing is based on
Oliver believed that this makes individuals "responsible for what we cannot and do not control"
What is ethics of responsibility/notions of the unconscious
The accompanying demand for retribution and compassion.
What is pathos beyond recognition
This field of study, which gained prominence in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, focuses on how trauma affects individuals and communities, intersecting with Oliver's work.
What is trauma theory?
How does Kelly Oliver view the role of society in shaping a person's identity?
What are interactions, relationships, and experiences based on our subject positions
What is intersubjectivity
This movement challenges the Pathology of sexual assault when exposing its prevalence and encouraging survivors to share their stories
What is the #Metoo movement
The agent exists for himself as both a subject and an object simultaneously.
What is pure recognition
Identify the feminist thinker we have read who influenced discussions around identity, difference, and the ethics of care, aspects central to Oliver's research.
Who is Julia Kristeva?
How do language and discourse play a role in forming and shaping subject positions?
What is the reflection and reinforcement of societal norms and power dynamics
Witnessing structure combined with BLANK creates open response
What is historical context
The testimonies from these two survivor groups go beyond mere recognition
Who are Holocaust and slavery survivors
According to Hesford, breaking down the oppressor/oppressed binary describes BLANK.
What is intersectional recognitions
Oliver critiques this philosophical model for its adversarial approach to recognition, which she believes fails to account for the complexities of gender and race.
What is the Hegelian dialectic?
What are some key factors that dictate a person's subject position?
What is social context, cultural background, personal experiences, and interactions with others.
The double meaning of witnessing allows it to have both BLANK and BLANK connotations
What are juridical and religious/political connotations
This was expressed as subjectivity used as an oppression against a black group
What is colonization