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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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Self, Identity, Cultural Identity, and African American Cultural Identity
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