Social Categories in Everyday Experience

Contents
Contributors
Foreword
Preface
Introduction: Social Categories Matter
Part I
Theoretical Foundations
	Chapter 1
Self, Social Identity, and Stigma: Through Kay Deaux’s Lens
	Chapter 2
Understanding Social Categories: An Epistemological Journey
	Chapter 3
Extraordinary Takes on “Ordinary Life”: Categories of Sex, Gender, and Identity in the Work of Kay Deaux
Part II
Gender
	Chapter 4
Women as Leaders: Progress Through the Labyrinth
	Chapter 5
Linking Personal and Social Histories With Collective Identity Narratives
	Chapter 6
Standing at the Crossroads of Identity: An Intersectional Approach to Women’s Social Identities and Political Consciousness
Part III
Immigration
	Chapter 7
The Dehumanization of Refugees: Determinants and Consequences
	Chapter 8
Xenophobia and How to Fight It: Immigrants as the Quintessential “Other”
	Chapter 9
The Dynamics of Multicultural Identities
Part IV
Looking Back and Moving Forward
	Chapter 10 Building Solidarity Across Difference: Social Identity, Intersectionality, and Collective Action for Social Change
	Chapter 11
Categories We Live By
Index
About the Editors