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2020
Processes of identity work and identification are neither purely cognitive nor just behavioural matters but intersected by emotions. In providing an overview of current developments, this chapter seeks to highlight the variety of approaches available to identity researchers interested in emotions in organizations.
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Processes of identity work and identification are neither purely cognitive nor just behavioural matters but intersected by emotions. In providing an overview of current developments, this chapter seeks to highlight the variety of approaches available to identity researchers interested in emotions in organizations.
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Conclusion: The Identity of Identity
2019The word ‘identity’ suggests immutability, self-sameness, and permanency, while in fact it does what other words also do: it changes its meaning, now so rapidly that it is hard to keep track. ‘Conclusion: the identity of identity’ concludes that, on the individual level, identities have become a matter of negotiating and, as the need to do so arises ...
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Identity crises: Identity, identity politics, and beyond
Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 1999(1999). Identity crises: Identity, identity politics, and beyond. Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy: Vol. 2, Feminism, Identity and Difference, pp. 3-26.
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, 2013 “Identity of identity and non-identity”: Schelling’s path to the “absolute system of identity”
2014This chapter presents an outline of Immanuel Kant's project in the Critique of Pure Reason and his views of reason and the unconditioned. It provides a sketch of the most basic features of Schelling's project as it is developed in the Form-Schrift, focusing on how his argument for several specific features of the first principle he identifies is based ...
Ian Alexander Moore, Manfred Frank
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Antropológicas, 2001
Todas as pessoas têm uma necessidade psicológica de identidade, tal como qualquer grupo de pessoas, cultura ou sociedade precisa de se centrar numa identidade partilhada colectivamente. Para as pessoas individuais ou os grupos, uma identidade representa urna concepção (um tanto ilusória, mas ainda relativamente persistente) de quem e do que se é e ...
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Todas as pessoas têm uma necessidade psicológica de identidade, tal como qualquer grupo de pessoas, cultura ou sociedade precisa de se centrar numa identidade partilhada colectivamente. Para as pessoas individuais ou os grupos, uma identidade representa urna concepção (um tanto ilusória, mas ainda relativamente persistente) de quem e do que se é e ...
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Identity Construction and Multiple Identities
2018The chapter begins with exploring Erikson’s conception of personal and social identity development and how social identity has expanded to include cultural identity as a result of sociocultural and political contextual changes. The chapter illustrates multiplicities, complexities, and fluidity involved in multiple identities and their intersections ...
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