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SUMMARY:Home Grown Talent Seminars@CMIST - Lindsey Garratt
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DESCRIPTION:The Home Grown Talent Seminars@CMIST events showcase the work
  of Manchester-based early career researchers. In this instalment of thi
 s series\, which is held at lunchtime\, Lindsey Garratt (CMIST/CoDE) wil
 l discuss her research.\n\nAbstract\nThe aim of this paper is to examine
  the role of authenticity as a moral orientation and social evaluation. 
 I will argue that misrecognising behaviour as ‘inauthentic’ disguises an
 d legitimises racism within micro encounters. Using evidence from a qual
 itative study of migrant origin children in Dublin Ireland\, I will cont
 end that being recognised as ‘authentic’ is bound within racist and gend
 ered conceptions of whom can be said to legitimately embody nationally a
 nd locally authorised dispositions and identity markers. This paper will
  close by examining the belief that one can have a ‘true self’ which one
  is aware of\, can enact or cynically disguise. I will propose that in t
 his study at least\, authenticity is better understood as a form of doxa
  which symbolically dominates migrant groups.\n\nAll welcome!\nLight lun
 ch provided.
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LOCATION:2.07\, Humanities Bridgeford Street\, Manchester
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