Wayne Martin Mellinger
Biographic Data
| ID | 4276184 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wayne Martin Mellinger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wayne Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Mellinger |
| SIGNATURE | MELLINGER W M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Berkeley |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Larisa A. White, World Druidry
Larisa A. White, World Druidry: A Globalizing Path of Nature Spirituality (Belmont, CA: Larisa A. White Publisher, 2021), 322 pp., $48 (pbk), ISBN: 9781736779217
White by Law
Emerging within the tradition of Critical Race Theory,Stanford law professor Ian Haney Lopez's new book systematically evaluates how the law creates and maintains races.He shows how the term "white person"was legally defined by U.S. state and federal courts by identifying who was "non-White,"using a questionable mixture of science and common knowledge.He explores the processes by which legal institutions andbpracticesbfabricaterbace, highlighting…
White fantasies, black bodies
Our concern in this paper is to explore the psychosexual logic that supports and constitutes the grammar of racist discourse in early twentieth‐century American popular media culture. Images of “grotesque” Black bodies represent the “Otherness” which was excluded in the process of white, middle‐class identity formation in this historical period. Through examination of the visual aspects of these ethnic caricatures we display how a re‐articulated …
Toward a critical analysis of tourism representations
Negotiated Orders
Whereas the 'negotiated order approach' emphasizes the importance of communicative events in the constitution of organizational settings, there has been little attempt to formally describe the properties of talk that occur in these settings. This article demonstrates that detailed examination of the temporal unfolding of negotiative processes contributes to our understanding of the bundle of tasks which comprise organizational settings. Through c…
Representing Blackness in the White Imagination
This paper is a study of American postcards which represent African Americans as “happy Darkeys.” 1 suggest that the oppressive visual metaphor of other‐as‐child positioned black subjects in a racist regime of representation which constructed subjectivities for those depicted and identities for their viewers. I then describe the distinguishing characteristics of these images, analyze the meanings they convey, and the social uses that they serve
Postcards from the Edge of the Color Line
This paper examines visual representations of African Americans on postcards from 1893 to World War I. Caricatures of African Americans found on these popular cultural artifacts frequently employ the visual metaphor of other-as-beast. To map the discursive features of this form of racist ideology, attention is paid to the icono-graphic and linguistic strategies employed to depict African Americans as physically, intellectually, and temperamentall…
Toward a critical analysis of tourism representations
Representing Blackness in the White Imagination
This paper is a study of American postcards which represent African Americans as “happy Darkeys.” 1 suggest that the oppressive visual metaphor of other‐as‐child positioned black subjects in a racist regime of representation which constructed subjectivities for those depicted and identities for their viewers. I then describe the distinguishing characteristics of these images, analyze the meanings they convey, and the social uses that they serve
Negotiated Orders
Whereas the 'negotiated order approach' emphasizes the importance of communicative events in the constitution of organizational settings, there has been little attempt to formally describe the properties of talk that occur in these settings. This article demonstrates that detailed examination of the temporal unfolding of negotiative processes contributes to our understanding of the bundle of tasks which comprise organizational settings. Through c…
Postcards from the Edge of the Color Line
This paper examines visual representations of African Americans on postcards from 1893 to World War I. Caricatures of African Americans found on these popular cultural artifacts frequently employ the visual metaphor of other-as-beast. To map the discursive features of this form of racist ideology, attention is paid to the icono-graphic and linguistic strategies employed to depict African Americans as physically, intellectually, and temperamentall…
White by Law
Emerging within the tradition of Critical Race Theory,Stanford law professor Ian Haney Lopez's new book systematically evaluates how the law creates and maintains races.He shows how the term "white person"was legally defined by U.S. state and federal courts by identifying who was "non-White,"using a questionable mixture of science and common knowledge.He explores the processes by which legal institutions andbpracticesbfabricaterbace, highlighting…
White fantasies, black bodies
Our concern in this paper is to explore the psychosexual logic that supports and constitutes the grammar of racist discourse in early twentieth‐century American popular media culture. Images of “grotesque” Black bodies represent the “Otherness” which was excluded in the process of white, middle‐class identity formation in this historical period. Through examination of the visual aspects of these ethnic caricatures we display how a re‐articulated …
Representing Blackness in the White Imagination
This paper is a study of American postcards which represent African Americans as “happy Darkeys.” 1 suggest that the oppressive visual metaphor of other‐as‐child positioned black subjects in a racist regime of representation which constructed subjectivities for those depicted and identities for their viewers. I then describe the distinguishing characteristics of these images, analyze the meanings they convey, and the social uses that they serve
Postcards from the Edge of the Color Line
This paper examines visual representations of African Americans on postcards from 1893 to World War I. Caricatures of African Americans found on these popular cultural artifacts frequently employ the visual metaphor of other-as-beast. To map the discursive features of this form of racist ideology, attention is paid to the icono-graphic and linguistic strategies employed to depict African Americans as physically, intellectually, and temperamentall…
Toward a critical analysis of tourism representations
Negotiated Orders
Whereas the 'negotiated order approach' emphasizes the importance of communicative events in the constitution of organizational settings, there has been little attempt to formally describe the properties of talk that occur in these settings. This article demonstrates that detailed examination of the temporal unfolding of negotiative processes contributes to our understanding of the bundle of tasks which comprise organizational settings. Through c…
White by Law
Emerging within the tradition of Critical Race Theory,Stanford law professor Ian Haney Lopez's new book systematically evaluates how the law creates and maintains races.He shows how the term "white person"was legally defined by U.S. state and federal courts by identifying who was "non-White,"using a questionable mixture of science and common knowledge.He explores the processes by which legal institutions andbpracticesbfabricaterbace, highlighting…
White fantasies, black bodies
Our concern in this paper is to explore the psychosexual logic that supports and constitutes the grammar of racist discourse in early twentieth‐century American popular media culture. Images of “grotesque” Black bodies represent the “Otherness” which was excluded in the process of white, middle‐class identity formation in this historical period. Through examination of the visual aspects of these ethnic caricatures we display how a re‐articulated …
Larisa A. White, World Druidry
Larisa A. White, World Druidry: A Globalizing Path of Nature Spirituality (Belmont, CA: Larisa A. White Publisher, 2021), 322 pp., $48 (pbk), ISBN: 9781736779217
Sociology (7 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · White (mutation (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works)