Noen ganger ekskluderes personer eller organisasjoner kollektivt på grunn av diskriminerende uttalelser eller handlinger. Det nedsettende begrepet snøfnugg kan da brukes av de kritiserte individene eller […]
Mensen of organisaties worden soms collectief uitgesloten vanwege discriminerende uitspraken of handelingen. De pejoratieve term sneeuwvlokje kan dan door de bekritiseerde individuen of organisaties gebruikt worden […]
Kartais žmonės ar organizacijos yra kolektyviai atstumiami dėl diskriminacinių pareiškimų ar veiksmų. Tuomet kritikuojami asmenys ar organizacijos gali vartoti menkinamąjį terminą „snaigė“, kad apkaltintų juos išstumiantį […]
Dažkārt cilvēki vai organizācijas tiek kolektīvi izslēgti diskriminējošu izteikumu vai darbību dēļ. Sniegpārsliņu apzīmējumu var izmantot kritizētās personas vai organizācijas, lai apsūdzētu kolektīvu, kas viņus izslēdz, […]
The Riemann-Thomann model was originally developed by Fritz Riemann in 1975 and taken up by the psychologist Christoph Thomann in 1988. Schulz von Thun eventually applied […]
Right-wing extremism is not to be understood as a uniform ideology. Rather, the term encompasses a variety of different currents, ideological orientations and organizational forms (cf. […]
The etymology of the word race is not clear. Three possibilities from Latin are the derivations of the word ratio „nature, essence,“ radix „root,“ or generatio […]
Rape culture represents a social environment in which sexual assault is normalized and thus tolerated. Here, victims are ascribed guilt or complicity based on various reasons, […]
Populism (Latin populus „people“) is, according to Duden, „a popular, often demagogic policy characterized by opportunism, which aims to win the favor of the masses (with […]
Polycentrism is a multifaceted concept that has concrete meaning and application in many fields, such as intercultural communication and marketing management. A recent exponent of the […]
In the late 1970s, the Australian linguist Craig Volker learned in the Australian city of Goldcoast from a schoolgirl who spoke German at home in Papua […]
The term „othering“ can be derived from the English word „other“, meaning „different“, and the suffix -ing gives it its active character. character. In German it […]