Dilemmas of Allyship investigates the contemporary phenomenon of social justice allyship from a novel perspective. Departing from evaluative analyses, Sunderman argues that today's movement is best understood as a set of socially mediated dilemmas, involving contradictions between mutually exclusive sets of motivations and interests.
Dilemmas of Allyship investigates the contemporary phenomenon of social justice allyship from a novel perspective. Departing from evaluative analyses, Sunderman argues that today's movement is best understood as a set of socially mediated dilemmas, involving contradictions between mutually exclusive sets of motivations and interests.
Zachary V. Sunderman is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Eastern Gateway Community College in Steubenville, OH.
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Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: "Can a Man Condemn Himself?" Who Is the "Ally?" Whiteness Made Problematic The Case and the Research Outline of the Work Chapter 1: Spoiled Selfhood: The Moral Problematic Racism and Responsibility The Moral Dilemma in Ally Life Chapter 2: Suspect Subjectivity: The Epistemic Problematic Ignorance and Deference The Epistemic Dilemma in Ally Life Chapter 3: Managing Dilemma: Strategies of Mitigation Interactive Mitigation Cognitive Mitigation Affiliative Mitigation Chapter 4: Allyship Reconsidered Dilemmas of Allyship-and Their Relevance The Desirability of Dilemma Conclusion Appendix: Logic and Methodology References Index
Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: "Can a Man Condemn Himself?" Who Is the "Ally?" Whiteness Made Problematic The Case and the Research Outline of the Work Chapter 1: Spoiled Selfhood: The Moral Problematic Racism and Responsibility The Moral Dilemma in Ally Life Chapter 2: Suspect Subjectivity: The Epistemic Problematic Ignorance and Deference The Epistemic Dilemma in Ally Life Chapter 3: Managing Dilemma: Strategies of Mitigation Interactive Mitigation Cognitive Mitigation Affiliative Mitigation Chapter 4: Allyship Reconsidered Dilemmas of Allyship-and Their Relevance The Desirability of Dilemma Conclusion Appendix: Logic and Methodology References Index
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