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Cultural Identities in Wikipedias
Proceedings of the 7th 2016 International Conference on Social Media & Society - SMSociety '16, 2016In this paper we study identity-based motivation in Wikipedia as a drive for editors to act congruently with their cultural identity values by contributing with content related to them. To assess its influence, we developed a computational method to identify articles related to the cultural identities associated to a language and applied it to 40 ...
Marc Miquel-Ribé, David Laniado
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The right to cultural identity
Annuaire international de justice constitutionnelle, 2014Piergigli Valeria. The right to cultural identity. In: Annuaire international de justice constitutionnelle, 29-2013, 2014. Pluralisme des garanties et des juges et droits fondamentaux - Les droits culturels. pp. 597-619.
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Playful Identities, or the Ludification of Culture
Games and Culture, 2006One of the main aims of game studies is to investigate to what extent and in what ways computer games are currently transforming the understanding of and the actual construction of personal and cultural identities. Computer games and other digital technologies such as mobile phones and the Internet seem to stimulate playful goals and to facilitate the ...
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Elective identities. Culture, Identization and Integration [PDF]
Hemispheres, 2002 Most of contemporary individual and social identities (constructed with societal, cultural and technological resources) are radically autonomous, nomadic and virtual - i.e. they are de-traditionalized, open to negotiation and not based on a single interpretation of a tradition.
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This starts by establishing an opposition between identity conceived as a single root and as a ‘rhizome’, i.e. a multiple network of roots that reach out to other roots. In the Americas, there is often a conflict between the root-identity of the indigenous inhabitants and the rhizome-identity of the descendants of slaves.
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This starts by establishing an opposition between identity conceived as a single root and as a ‘rhizome’, i.e. a multiple network of roots that reach out to other roots. In the Americas, there is often a conflict between the root-identity of the indigenous inhabitants and the rhizome-identity of the descendants of slaves.
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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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