A phenomenology of whiteness

By Sara Ahmed. 2007

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Subfields: Cultural Studies, Sociology and Political Science

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1. Abeba Birhane

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Citations in the corpus

• Algorithmic injustice: a relational ethics approach (2021, background): “16 More fundamentally, Ahmed 17 contends that all bodies inherit history and the inheritance of Cartesianism is grounded in a white straight ontology.”
• The Forgotten Margins of AI Ethics (2022, background): “What’s more, this ambition for universal principles in ethics has been dominated by a particular mode of being human [2, 85]; one that takes a straight, white ontology as a foundation and recognizes the privileged Western white male as the standard, quintessential representative of humanity [2].”