SOCIOL 4E03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Martin Heidegger, Social Forces, Kembrew Mcleod
16 Feb 2021
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Performing authenticity: negotiating the symbolic politics of inclusion and exclusion. Introduction: authenticity is an important part of social life, performing authenticity gives us meaning and a sense of belonging, the collective seeks authenticity through its members and individuals, 4 main ideas, self authenticity vs. Being: identity duration and authenticity: authenticating national, ethnic, and racial identities, authenticity in organization and place identities. Within group sameness : however, differentiation still occurs, ongoing distinctions between self-authenticity and collective authenticity. Origins of identity research: origins of identity research that were embedded psychology, have focused much on self-authenticity, philosophers involved can go back to individuals such as jean-jacques rousseau, Identity markers & rules: kiely et al (2001) Racial authenticity: warikoo (2007: analyzed racial authenticity among second generation youth in the multiethnic settings of. Ethnic authenticity among mexican restaurants in new england: gaytan (2008: marie gaytan (2008) examines the accomplishment of ethnic authenticity among.
