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Direct linkMitchell, Roland; Rosiek, Jerry – Review of Education, Pedagogy & Cultural Studies, 2006
In 1996, Stuart Hall gave a famous lecture entitled "Race: The Floating Signifier." In that lecture, Hall argued against an ontology of race that linked racial identification to any other human characteristic. Undertaking a broad survey of the history of the concept of race, Hall highlighted how the meaning of the signifiers of racial identity…
Descriptors: Low Achievement, Race, Lecture Method, Racial Identification
