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Cultural Identity and Personal Identity
2002This chapter discusses the relationship between personal identity and what is variously called group identity, reference group orientation, and — in the broadest sense of the term — cultural identity, with a special interest paid to how the contrast between these two sorts of identity operates in the discourse of modern social science.
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2014
Kundera’s conceptualisation of litost is an addendum to a long tradition of defining Czech identity through culture and language. Since the early nineteenth century, but with roots that go far further back, Czech nationhood has been conceived as a Kulturnation. Because it conceptually separates the nation and the state, this ethnocultural model allowed
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Kundera’s conceptualisation of litost is an addendum to a long tradition of defining Czech identity through culture and language. Since the early nineteenth century, but with roots that go far further back, Czech nationhood has been conceived as a Kulturnation. Because it conceptually separates the nation and the state, this ethnocultural model allowed
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2004
Abstract Adoption issues emerge repeatedly during various life stages of the child and the adoptive family. The issues differ at different times. This chapter reviews some diverse topics that may arise for adoptive family members, including culture, race, identity, and searching for the birth family.
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Abstract Adoption issues emerge repeatedly during various life stages of the child and the adoptive family. The issues differ at different times. This chapter reviews some diverse topics that may arise for adoptive family members, including culture, race, identity, and searching for the birth family.
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2018
If cultural identity means that a person achieves the fullest humanity within an accepted context of traditional symbols, judgments, values, behaviour and relationships with specific others who self-consciously think of themselves as a community, then it must be seen as a great contemporary challenge to many Western philosophical assertions about the ...
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If cultural identity means that a person achieves the fullest humanity within an accepted context of traditional symbols, judgments, values, behaviour and relationships with specific others who self-consciously think of themselves as a community, then it must be seen as a great contemporary challenge to many Western philosophical assertions about the ...
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Cross-Cultural Validation of A Revised Environmental Identity Scale
Sustainability, 2021Boris Irkhin +2 more
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Cultural intelligence: An identity lens on the influence of cross-cultural experience
Journal of International Management, 2022Margaret A Shaffer +2 more
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