Socialization, Collective Identity and Linguistic Identity in Timor-Leste
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Social Psychology, Collective Identity, National Identity, Linguistic IdentityAbstract
The aim of this article is to introduce readers to the concepts of primary identity, social identity, collective identity, real and virtual identity, as well as national identity linked to social psychology, but also as transversal themes of sociology and anthropology. For this introduction, we use the authors Dubar (1997) and Bauman (2005; 2010) as the theoretical basis and apply their theories to the development of the Timorese national identity, which we conclude is related to the different linguistic identities present in the new nation.
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