sociological theory Flashcards

southern theory (26 cards)

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Who is the author of ‘The Colonizer and the Colonized’?

A

Albert Memmi

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In what year was ‘The Colonizer and the Colonized’ published?

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1965

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What is the primary focus of Memmi’s work?

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The relationship and dynamics between colonizers and the colonized.

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True or False: Memmi argues that colonizers have a positive impact on the colonized.

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False

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Fill in the blank: Memmi identifies the colonizer as a ________ who dominates the colonized.

A

superior

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What term does Memmi use to describe the psychological effects of colonization on the colonized?

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Inferiority complex

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Multiple Choice: According to Memmi, which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the colonizer? A) Power B) Guilt C) Dependence D) Superiority

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C) Dependence

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What does Memmi suggest is a consequence of colonization for the colonized?

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Loss of identity

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True or False: Memmi believes that the colonized can achieve liberation without understanding their colonizer.

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False

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What does Memmi argue is essential for the colonized to reclaim their identity?

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Self-awareness and understanding of their history

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Fill in the blank: Memmi describes the relationship between the colonizer and the colonized as a ________ relationship.

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parasitic

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What is one major theme explored in Memmi’s book?

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The internal conflict of the colonized.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a method Memmi discusses for the colonized to resist? A) Assimilation B) Violence C) Education D) Isolation

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C) Education

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What does Memmi claim about the colonizer’s view of the colonized?

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The colonizer perceives the colonized as inferior and dependent.

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True or False: Memmi suggests that the colonizer’s identity is not affected by the act of colonization.

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False

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What role does Memmi attribute to culture in the context of colonization?

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Culture is a tool for both oppression and resistance.

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Fill in the blank: According to Memmi, the colonized must confront their ________ to achieve liberation.

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What psychological state does Memmi argue is created in the colonized due to oppression?

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following does Memmi NOT associate with the colonized? A) Adaptation B) Rebellion C) Acceptance D) Apathy

20
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What does Memmi propose is necessary for true liberation?

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A critical understanding of the colonizer’s power dynamics.

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True or False: Memmi believes that colonization can lead to a mutually beneficial relationship.

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What does Memmi suggest about the future of the colonized?

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They can only create a new identity through struggle and resistance.

23
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Fill in the blank: Memmi argues that the colonizer’s identity is built upon the ________ of the colonized.

24
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What is Memmi’s perspective on the role of violence in the decolonization process?

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Violence can be a necessary response to oppression.

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Multiple Choice: According to Memmi, which of the following is a false promise made by colonizers? A) Development B) Freedom C) Equality D) Exploitation
D) Exploitation
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What does Memmi emphasize about the importance of education for the colonized?
It empowers them to challenge their oppression.