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Mobilization, 2018
We argue that social scientists need to adopt a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between Internet Communication Technologies (ICTs) and collective identity.
Deana A. Rohlinger, Leslie Bunnage
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We argue that social scientists need to adopt a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between Internet Communication Technologies (ICTs) and collective identity.
Deana A. Rohlinger, Leslie Bunnage
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2019
Collective identity is an abstract category which encompasses narrowly definable concepts such as group identity, cultural identity, or regional identity, and historically specific types of community formation and sociation such as clans, tribes, peoples, nations, or ethnic minorities, including socio-structural concepts such as social status and class
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Collective identity is an abstract category which encompasses narrowly definable concepts such as group identity, cultural identity, or regional identity, and historically specific types of community formation and sociation such as clans, tribes, peoples, nations, or ethnic minorities, including socio-structural concepts such as social status and class
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Collective Memories and Collective Identities
Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, 2003This ethnographic study of two Native American social movement organizations challenging educational practices examines the collective memory processes that occur simultaneously and in conjunction with the process of collective identity to help maintain movement unity.
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The construction of collective identity
European Journal of Sociology, 1995A general typological model for the analysis of collective identify is outlined and applied to the case of German and Japanese national identity. Primordial, civic and cultural codes of boundary construction are described with respect to their logic of exclusion, corresponding rituals etc.
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Computers in Human Behavior, 2019
Building upon the logic of social identity theory in the context of social media, this study investigates whether and how college students' social media use for college sports is associated with their perceived college-group identity and collective self ...
Bumsoo Kim, Yonghwan Kim
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Building upon the logic of social identity theory in the context of social media, this study investigates whether and how college students' social media use for college sports is associated with their perceived college-group identity and collective self ...
Bumsoo Kim, Yonghwan Kim
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Theorizing Collective Identity
Neohelicon, 2003The essay rejects the idea that 'collective identity' and 'cultural identity' are necessarily the same. Its aim is to preserve the usefulness of the former notion, by introducing 'the integrative circle of collective identity' as a terminological toolbox.
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Materialised Identities: Cultural Identity, Collective Memory, and Artifacts
Review of Philosophy and Psychology, 2021Richard Heersmink
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ProtoSociology, 2003
I argue that a number of persons form a "collective" when they share a "first person plural perspective." This perspective is shaped by a collective self-concept which, along with its causal history, uniquely identifies the collective. Collectives persist through changes in membership by maintaining this collective self-concept.
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I argue that a number of persons form a "collective" when they share a "first person plural perspective." This perspective is shaped by a collective self-concept which, along with its causal history, uniquely identifies the collective. Collectives persist through changes in membership by maintaining this collective self-concept.
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Who is this "We"? Levels of collective identity and self representations.
, 1996M. Brewer, W. Gardner
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