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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.  
 
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 original list==
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==List of 30 facets==
 
* 1. [[Biased Balance]] (AKA The Golden Mean Fallacy)
 
* 1. [[Biased Balance]] (AKA The Golden Mean Fallacy)
 
* 2. [[Categorist Slurs]]
 
* 2. [[Categorist Slurs]]

Revision as of 01:02, 9 September 2014

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.

List of 30 facets

Other facets