| Critical writing used to attempt to place me by othering me, by putting me outside the history of jazz. |
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| Okay the term was first coined for othering the genderqueer from the people of transsexual history, but it gained new and positive meaning in the nineties. |
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| There's been some thoughtful analysis given to how much Westerners may be wrongly framing Mr. Souleyman — othering him, fetishizing his music's rawness. |
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| There are many ways that Muslims in particular might feel suspected and subordinated – but the victory is in rejecting both this and Isis's othering. |
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| This practise of cultural othering and inferiorizing of the West serves to sate the appetite of the disenfranchised populace and allows them to feel morally superior to Westerners. |
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| The process of political othering was not simply a rhetorical consequence of the Revolution's own unifying political culture. |
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| It draws on anthropology and sociology of migration and interethnic relations, by its interest in the process of identification and othering at work in the permanent construction of ethnicity and its borders. |
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| Plopped down on this table with the ridges from my can still branded into my side, othering me, shaming me — your store-bought freak, your high-caloric Hester Prynne. |
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| Othering is the creation of those who discriminate, to distinguish, label, categorize those who do not fit in the societal norm. |
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