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Bánhidi, Bettina (2020)

Invisibility of the Hungarian Roma in the lived experience of the Hungarian non-Roma majority

Master thesis | Political Science (MSc)
This paper sets out to investigate how the invisibility of Roma manifests itself in the lived experience of college-educated non-Roma Hungarians. Paying particular attention to the phenomenon of everyday racism, audiovisual methods were utilized in order to answer the research question. Namely, this method was used to investigate microaggressions appearing through personal and vicarious stories told by the participants. The analysis of data revealed often missed aspects of microaggressions, namely those of non-verbal types. Studying these features provides additional insight into microaggressions which are important concepts for the understanding of everyday racism and prejudice in society.
invisibility of Roma
everyday racism
microaggressions
non-verbal
lived experience
audio-visual methods
Author
Bánhidi, Bettina
Faculty
Faculty of Social & Behavioural Sciences
Specialisation
Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict and Development
Supervisors

Ragazzi, F.
Blarel, N.

ECTS Credits
20
Language
en