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Oppression is categorism in a severely unequal balance of power. A balance where a person, group or social structure doing categorism has a strong power advantage over the human beings who this categorism is being done to. (In Swedish: förtryck) | Oppression is categorism in a severely unequal balance of power. A balance where a person, group or social structure doing categorism has a strong power advantage over the human beings who this categorism is being done to. (In Swedish: förtryck) | ||
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For more on the concept of oppression, see chapter "9.2 Conceptualizing oppression" of [[the thesis]]. | For more on the concept of oppression, see chapter "9.2 Conceptualizing oppression" of [[the thesis]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:01, 28 August 2014
Oppression is categorism in a severely unequal balance of power. A balance where a person, group or social structure doing categorism has a strong power advantage over the human beings who this categorism is being done to. (In Swedish: förtryck)
For more on the concept of oppression, see chapter "9.2 Conceptualizing oppression" of the thesis.
