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Subject classification UKÄ History. Projects per year. Ericsson, M , ' Rasifiering för massorna: Kunskapsanspråk om människoraser i och talens svenska uppslagsverk ', Historisk Tidskrift , vol. In: Historisk Tidskrift , Vol. Ericsson M. Historisk Tidskrift. Homo rudolfensis 2,,8 miljoner år · Homo erectus 1,9 miljoner - år · Homo heidelbergensis - år · Homo neanderthalensis - 30 år · Homo floresiensis 95 - 12 år · Homo sapiens - nu.
N2 - The history of racial science, as it emerged in Sweden and in other European countries in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, is a standard research topic today. But notions of race are not only produced in scholarly contexts; they are also generated in the mass media, popular culture, and politics.
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But the encyclopaedias were out of step with scholarly trends when it came to categorising the population of Europe. In academia, these divisions were largely abandoned after But in Swedish encyclopaedias, they lived on until the end of the century. The history of racialisation cannot only be studied by focusing on academia, in other words. Ericsson, M. Project : Research. Människoraser var ett klassificeringssystem som tidigare användes för att dela in den moderna människan (Homo sapiens) i vagt avgränsade populationer eller grupper utifrån anatomiska, kulturella, etniska, genetiska, geografiska, historiska, lingvistiska, religiösa eller sociala skillnader.
Racialisation for the masses: Racial categorisations in Swedish encyclopaedias in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Overview Fingerprint Projects 1. Before , some encyclopaedias ranked races in an alleged racial hierarchy, in a colonialist, racist way. Vetenskapen som försvann? Together they form a unique fingerprint. This racialisation focused on physical differences between supposed races, but several encyclopaedias also claimed that racial mental differences probably existed.
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In many Swedish encyclopaedias, however, humankind was explicitly racialised even in the final decades of the twentieth century. Rasifiering för massorna: Kunskapsanspråk om människoraser i och talens svenska uppslagsverk Translated title of the contribution : Racialisation for the masses: Racial categorisations in Swedish encyclopaedias in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Martin Ericsson.
Abstract The history of racial science, as it emerged in Sweden and in other European countries in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, is a standard research topic today.
Rasifiering för massorna: Kunskapsanspråk om människoraser i
The way Swedish encyclopaedias categorised human races on a global scale resembled the international trends in racial science well. The complex global race categorisations of the s and s gave way in the post-war years to cruder categorisations with only three or four major races. Produktion, gränsdragning och cirkulation inom svensk rasforskning ca Ericsson, M. Rasifiering för massorna: Kunskapsanspråk om människoraser i och talens svenska uppslagsverk.
AB - The history of racial science, as it emerged in Sweden and in other European countries in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, is a standard research topic today. Using theoretical tools from the field of the history of knowledge, several conclusions are drawn. View full fingerprint. Translated title of the contribution Racialisation for the masses: Racial categorisations in Swedish encyclopaedias in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries Original language Swedish Pages from-to Journal Historisk Tidskrift Volume Issue number 2 Publication status Published - Jun 8.
In: Historisk Tidskrift. This article focuses on one such mass medium: Swedish encyclopaedias between the s and the s. The concept of race was used by academics until well after the Second World War, but was then discredited and largely abandoned in the late s. Comparing changes in academic scholarship with the encyclopaedias, it transpires the chronologies of the concept of race differed considerably.
Projects 1 Finished. Historisk Tidskrift , 2 , Ericsson, Martin.