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Typification, in sociology, refers to the fact that the bulk of life-knowledge refers not to the individual or unique qualities of things or persons, but to their typical or broad features. A stereotype is a one-sided, exaggerated and normally prejudicial view of a group which is usually associated with racism or sexism. DA
See also assimilation; ethnicity; ethnomethodology; feminism; gender; phenomenological sociology; role; social closure; social construction of reality; sociobiology; status. |
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