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Stigma Matthew Clair, Harvard University Forthcoming in Core Concepts in Sociology (2018) Abstract Stigma is an attribute that conveys devalued stereotypes. Following Erving Goffman s early elaboration of the concept, psychological and social psychological research has considered how Stigma operates at the micro-level, restricting the well-being of stigmatized individuals. More recently, sociologists have considered the macro-level dimensions of Stigma , illuminating its structural causes, population-level consequences, and collective responses.

to heritable, bounded social categories such as race and ethnicity (“tribal stigmas”). These stigmas are related less to deviance and the violation of social norms and more so to processes of exploitation and domination (Phelan, Link, and Dovidio 2008). Sociological research on the

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