Facets of categorism - Revision history

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	* [[Malpractice]]: To directly or indirectly deny care to people of the targeted category.		* [[Malpractice]]: To directly or indirectly deny care to people of the targeted category.
	* ([[misc facets]]): (Other potentially noteworthy facets which might get their own pages in the future.)		* ([[misc facets]]): (Other potentially noteworthy facets which might get their own pages in the future.)
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	A facet of categorism is a way in which categorism is done. With [[prejudice]], [[bigotry]] and [[discrimination]] constructed as the [[archetypical facets]] (being categorism through beliefs, feelings and acts, respectively), there are also more specific facets. [[The thesis]] lists 30 such facets of categorism. It also mentions a 31:s facet, [[infantilization]], without including it on the list. The facets operate on at least six different [[levels of categorism\|levels]]. See also [[indirect facets]].		A facet of categorism is a way in which categorism is done. With [[prejudice]], [[bigotry]] and [[discrimination]] constructed as the [[archetypical facets]] (being categorism through beliefs, feelings and acts, respectively), there are also more specific facets. [[The thesis]] lists 30 such facets of categorism. It also mentions a 31:s facet, [[infantilization]], without including it on the list. The facets operate on at least six different [[levels of categorism\|levels]]. See also [[indirect facets]].

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−	A facet of categorism is a way in which categorism is done. With [[prejudice]], [[bigotry]] and [[discrimination]] constructed as the [[archetypical facets]] (being categorism through beliefs, feelings and acts, respectively), there are also more specific facets. [[The thesis]] lists 30 such facets of categorism. It also mentions a 31:s facet, [[infantilization]], without including it on the list. The facets operate on at least six different [[levels of categorism\|levels]].	+	A facet of categorism is a way in which categorism is done. With [[prejudice]], [[bigotry]] and [[discrimination]] constructed as the [[archetypical facets]] (being categorism through beliefs, feelings and acts, respectively), there are also more specific facets. [[The thesis]] lists 30 such facets of categorism. It also mentions a 31:s facet, [[infantilization]], without including it on the list. The facets operate on at least six different [[levels of categorism\|levels]]. See also [[indirect facets]].

	==List of 30 facets==		==List of 30 facets==

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 * [[Tabooization]]: Making groups or practices unmentionable.
 * [[Normalization]]: Making categorism against the targeted group to be normal.
 * ([[misc facets]]): (Other potentially noteworthy facets which might get their own pages in the future.)

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 ==Other facets==
-* [[Infantilization]]
+* [[Infantilization]]: Treating adults as if they were small children. (To some extent also covers treating grown-ups as teens or teens as kids.)
-* [[Tabooization]]
+* [[Tabooization]]: Making groups or practices unmentionable.
-* [[Normalization]]
+* [[Normalization]]: Making categorism against the targeted group to be normal.
+* [[misc facets]]: Other potentially noteworthy facets which might get their own pages in the future.
-* [[Other potentially noteworthy facets which might get their own pages in the future]]

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 * [[Normalization]]
-==Other potentially noteworthy facets which might get their own pages in the future==
+* [[Other potentially noteworthy facets which might get their own pages in the future]]
-* Messiah Complex / Savior Complex / Manufacturing Victims: Creating a narrative where the targets are victims and the categorist is their savior. Related to supremacism (both hard and soft), voice appropriation, denial of agency, violence and enforcing cateity. For example defining all sex workers as victims, defining oneself as their "rescuer", and then turn hostile against any sex worker "ungrateful" enough to refuse to conform to the assigned narrative role.
-* Excluding from definitions of rights (could use a shorter title): Defining rights in a way that exclude groups of people who should have them, or defining the group in a way that exclude them from the right. For example excluding same-sex couples from the right to marriage by defining marriage as "between a man and a woman". Or justifying rape against masochists or against sex workers by denying that they have the capacity/right to give valid refusal to sexual acts - a position often combined with denying that they have the capacity/right to give valid consent to sexual acts.
-* "Pushing a minority group to distance itself from (and thus further stigmatize) another stigmatized minority group" - currently files under Kyriarchy, but might be better off as its own page. Kyriarchy should be focused on the higher status and cultural dominance of dominant groups.

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	* Messiah Complex / Savior Complex / Manufacturing Victims: Creating a narrative where the targets are victims and the categorist is their savior. Related to supremacism (both hard and soft), voice appropriation, denial of agency, violence and enforcing cateity. For example defining all sex workers as victims, defining oneself as their "rescuer", and then turn hostile against any sex worker "ungrateful" enough to refuse to conform to the assigned narrative role.		* Messiah Complex / Savior Complex / Manufacturing Victims: Creating a narrative where the targets are victims and the categorist is their savior. Related to supremacism (both hard and soft), voice appropriation, denial of agency, violence and enforcing cateity. For example defining all sex workers as victims, defining oneself as their "rescuer", and then turn hostile against any sex worker "ungrateful" enough to refuse to conform to the assigned narrative role.
	* Excluding from definitions of rights (could use a shorter title): Defining rights in a way that exclude groups of people who should have them, or defining the group in a way that exclude them from the right. For example excluding same-sex couples from the right to marriage by defining marriage as "between a man and a woman". Or justifying rape against masochists or against sex workers by denying that they have the capacity/right to give valid refusal to sexual acts - a position often combined with denying that they have the capacity/right to give valid consent to sexual acts.		* Excluding from definitions of rights (could use a shorter title): Defining rights in a way that exclude groups of people who should have them, or defining the group in a way that exclude them from the right. For example excluding same-sex couples from the right to marriage by defining marriage as "between a man and a woman". Or justifying rape against masochists or against sex workers by denying that they have the capacity/right to give valid refusal to sexual acts - a position often combined with denying that they have the capacity/right to give valid consent to sexual acts.
		+	* "Pushing a minority group to distance itself from (and thus further stigmatize) another stigmatized minority group" - currently files under Kyriarchy, but might be better off as its own page. Kyriarchy should be focused on the higher status and cultural dominance of dominant groups.