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Sociology

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Ideology analysis will help you see the root cause of the inequalities in society. Think: So what's the problem with this....

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GENDER IDEOLOGY

  • Web beliefs, values, ideas
  • Binary classification (m/f)
  • Categories defined in biological terms to highlight difference
  • 'Opposite' sexes - dominant belief perceived as 'natural' differences
  • Sports reaffirm male-female difference - masculinity dominates

RACIAL IDEOLOGY

  • Web of beliefs, ideas and values
  • That people use to give meaning to specific physical traits
  • Evaluates people in terms of race classification
  • Fosters the use of racial stereotypes
  • Eg stacking: ethnic gps under/over represented in positions
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Blatant racism is used by few in NZ but traditional ideas about race continue to exist - racial ideologies

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CLASS IDEOLOGY

  • Web ideas, beliefs, values
  • People use these to understand economic inequalities
  • Used to identify themselves in terms of class position
  • Egalitarianism vs Meritocracy
  • NZs 'myth' of equality - sport as the equaliser?
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ABLESISM IDEOLOGY

  • Presumes able-bodiedness therefore marginalises disability
  • Dominant view that able bodied are the norm
  • People with disabilities should strive to become that norm
  • If they cannot get near that norm they should keep their distance
  • Thus a disability is a 'bad' thing that should be overcome
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SOME COMMON ISSUES

  • Competition focus
  • Access rights
  • Funding issues
  • Nervousness
  • Watching, participating, succeeding?
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Human Rights act provides exceptions to discrimination based on disability where accommodation would require "unreasonable" measures (unduly expensive, substantial changes)

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HOWEVER: 1995 court ruling - even though wheelchair friendly buses cost 60% more

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NO EXCEPTIONS

NO LONGER....

NO EXCEPTIONS

  • Sport NZ strategy
  • Aimed at increasing disabled NZers participation in sport
  • Aimed at building capability
  • Aimed at promoting opportunities
  • Linked to funding

HALBERG AWARDS

RAISE FUNDS FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
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