Domination and Subordination This is a classical reading by Jean Baker Miller that makes us think carefully about the characteristics and the interactions between dominant and subordinate group members. The author argues that under conditions of inequality, we cannot understand or get along with each other. The reading provides wonderful descriptions of dominant and subordinate group traits. Here are some guideline questions to consider. They are optional so, feel free to take the discussion in a direction you want. What is the difference between temporary and permanent inequality? Is it easier to know subordinate or dominant groups? Do subordinates suffer from more psychological tension than dominants? What do you think can be done to improve relations between dominant and subordinate groups?ase.
