Search results for "COLLECTIVE IDENTITY"

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Ivory in the Chalcolithic enclosure of Perdigões (South Portugal): the social role of an exotic raw material

2015

AbstractThis article discusses the social role played by ivory and ivory articles in the Perdigoes enclosures (South Portugal) during the Chalcolithic (third millennium bc), in the context of the emergence and development of social complexity on the Iberian Peninsula. Perdigoes is a Portuguese prehistoric site with some of the highest concentrations of ivory objects known in Iberia and with the greatest variety. The contexts, almost exclusively funerary, are discussed along with the results of provenance studies. Comparing the different contexts and the categories of objects made of ivory makes it possible to distinguishing a variety of active social dimensions (such as individual status, g…

ArcheologyAnthropologymedia_common.quotation_subjectContext (language use)Social complexityChalcolithiclanguage.human_languageSocial relationPrehistoryGeographyCollective identitylanguageGeneral Earth and Planetary SciencesIdeologyPortuguesemedia_commonWorld Archaeology
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“Two Schools under one Roof” in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Exploring the challenges of group identity and deliberative values among Bosniak and Croat st…

2014

Abstract The purpose of this study was to explore the challenge of engaging Bosniak and Croat students in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) in deliberative democracy within the context “two schools under one roof,” students receiving education in the same school building, yet attending separate classes and following distinct curricula. Findings suggest that group identity for Bosniak students was strongly tied to “being Bosnian” while Croat students expressed ambivalence and unease about their identity, balancing feelings between having their home in BiH and maintaining their Croat roots. The students’ relationships were complicated by an imbalance in perceptions of power, discriminatory attitud…

Bosnianmedia_common.quotation_subjectEthnic groupIdentity (social science)Context (language use)Ambivalencelanguage.human_languageDemocracyEducationDeliberative democracyCollective identityPedagogylanguageSociologymedia_commonInternational Journal of Educational Research
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Transnational return and social change: hierarchies, identities and ideas

2020

The volume’s eight chapters are organized in three thematic sections: (I) Changing Social Hierarchies; (II) Reshaping Collective Identities; and (III) Questioning Ideas, Local Knowledge and Norms. ...

Collective identityGeography Planning and DevelopmentSocial changeGender studiesSociologySocial stratificationDemographyEuropean Societies
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Group algebras whose units satisfy a group identity

1997

Let F G FG be the group algebra of a torsion group over an infinite field F F . Let U U be the group of units of F G FG . We prove that if U U satisfies a group identity, then F G FG satisfies a polynomial identity. This confirms a conjecture of Brian Hartley.

CombinatoricsGroup (mathematics)Collective identityG-moduleApplied MathematicsGeneral MathematicsMathematicsofComputing_GENERALQuaternion groupIdentity componentPermutation groupGroup objectMathematicsProceedings of the American Mathematical Society
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The pragmatics of political messages in twitter communication

2012

The aim of the current paper is to formulate a conception of pragmatic patterns characterizing the construction of individual and collective identities in virtual communities (in our case: the Twitter community). We have explored several theoretical approaches and frameworks and relevant empirical data to show that the agents building virtual communities are 'extended selves' grounded in a highly dynamic and compressed, linguistically mediated virtual network structure. Our empirical evidence consists of a study of discourse related to the Latvian parliamentary elections of 2010. We used a Twitter corpus (in Latvian) harvested and statistically evaluated using the Pointwise Mutual Informati…

Computer sciencebusiness.industryOpinion leadershipLatvianPragmaticsPointwise mutual informationPublic relationslanguage.human_languageWorld Wide WebCollective identityGeneral electionlanguagebusinessEmpirical evidenceVirtual network
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The Construction of Collective Memory: from Franco to Democracy

2004

Collective memory is neither spontaneous nor random, but the result of a series of selective practices. It establishes group identity and sets power relations between groups. The author considers the process of selection through a case study of the transformation of Franco’s regime in Spain into a democracy. Collective memory of the time is shown to be organized around an event (the Munich Coalition or contubernio) and around the democratic transition. The author traces two opposing notions, negationist (denying any importance to Munich) and the pro-democratic, and concludes that the memory of the transition is only the memory of those who won the civil war, who were also those who enginee…

Contubernio de MúnichEvent (relativity)ExilioCollective identityMemoria colectivaLegalidad políticaSociologyDemocratizationAfirmación grupalNegacionismomedia_commonDemocraciaSignificacionesSimbolizaciónMonarguíaGeneral Arts and HumanitiesTransition (fiction)SelecciónLegitimaciónDominación socialFranquismoDemocracyIndividuosSpanish Civil WarSelectividadMEMORIAProducto socialCompromisoCultural StudiesIdentidad comunitariaIdentidad colectivaVidal-Beneyto Josémedia_common.quotation_subjectEstructura socialCollective memoryInstrumento políticoResistenciaCondición éticaSelection (linguistics)OpresiónPOLÍTICASímbolosObjetivaciónTransiciónContinuidadGruposRepresentacionesRégimen democráticoPublicaciones: Obra académico-científica: Artículos en revistas científicasNarraciónAnálisisPolitical economyAcciones: Acciones de una vida: Democracia (I)Diogenes
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Democratic institutions and recognition of individual identities

2016

This paper draws from two central intuitions that characterize modern western societies. The first is the normative claim that our identities should be recognized in an authentic way. The second intuition is that our common matters are best organized through democratic decision-making and democratic institutions. It is argued here that while deliberative democracy is a promising candidate for just organization of recognition relationships, it cannot fulfil its promise if recognition is understood either as recognition of ‘authentic’ collective identities or as recognition of too atomistic or individualized subjects. If deliberative democracy is to be understood as successfully providing au…

Cultural StudiesHistorySociology and Political Sciencemedia_common.quotation_subject0603 philosophy ethics and religionDeliberative democracyauthenticityCollective identityHonneth050602 political science & public administrationSociologyta611identitymedia_common05 social sciences06 humanities and the artsCharlesDemocracy0506 political scienceEpistemologyTaylorAxel060302 philosophyPolitical Science and International RelationsNormativerecognitionSocial psychologydeliberative democracyIntuitionThesis Eleven
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Describing the voice of online bullying: An analysis of stance and voice type in YouTube comments

2022

Abstract In this article, I analyze the expression of stance in YouTube comments responding to a speech by Greta Thunberg addressing the 2019 United Nations Climate Action Summit. I use quantitative and qualitative analysis of explicit stance features (including attitude markers, boosters, hedges, self-mentions, and reader addresses) in order to characterize the voice type that commenters construe and examine how this voice type potentially functions as a tool for social influence. The analysis shows that the comments include continual emphatic and emotive attitude marking, almost exclusively evaluating Thunberg herself (e.g., her authenticity, cognitive ability, gender and youth), rather t…

Cultural StudiesVocabularyRepetition (rhetorical device)Communicationmedia_common.quotation_subjectLinguisticsSocial judgment theoryEmotiveAction (philosophy)Collective identitySocial mediaPsychologySocial influencemedia_commonDiscourse, Context & Media
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National collective identity in transitional societies: Salience and relations to life satisfaction for youth in South Africa, Albania, Bulgaria, the…

2017

In this study we investigated the salience of the construct of national collective identity and its associations with life satisfaction among adolescents living in transitional societies characterised by relevant change in the last decades. Participants were 1 066 adolescents (M = 15.35 years, SD = 1.35) from South Africa (n = 186) and five Central Eastern European countries, including Albania (n = 209), Bulgaria (n = 146), Czech Republic (n = 306), Kosovo (n = 116), and Romania (n = 103). They completed a questionnaire including national identity and life satisfaction scales. Data were analysed using confirmatory factor analysis and multi-group structural equation modeling. Results showed …

CzechSalience (language)05 social sciencesLife satisfaction050109 social psychologyConfirmatory factor analysislanguage.human_languageEastern europeanCollective identityWell-beingNational identitylanguage0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesPsychologySocial psychologyGeneral Psychology050104 developmental & child psychology
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Unfolding Cyberspace: Cyberplaces of the Contrade and the Style of Representation in the Global Arena

2017

This chapter shows that, in the online representation of the contrade of Siena, the global level is not opposed to the local but is, instead, a particular way in which the local is represented. The method of placing their community on the global stage is that of an idealised inhabitation, one which also allows them to keep control over the formation of their collective identities. Furthermore, it shows that in the globalised world, the neighbourhoods of Siena encounter a global interest in their way of life which has made them alter their modes of self-representation . In order to position themselves in both local and global contexts, they have chosen to use the World Wide Web to present th…

Engineeringbusiness.industryOrder (exchange)Collective identityPosition (finance)Artificial intelligenceRepresentation (arts)CyberspacebusinessControl (linguistics)EpistemologyStyle (sociolinguistics)
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