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Understanding Identity: Social and Cultural Perspectives Through Signs and Structures

This exploration delves into how the concept of identity intersects with essential questions of social and cultural significance. By discussing three key aspects — the individual’s relationship to identity, the influence of social and cultural viewpoints, and the development of signs, systems, and structures — we can gain insight into how identity is perceived and formed. This analysis emphasizes the interconnectedness of human interactions and cultural beliefs, shedding light on the role of human-planned structures and inherent power dynamics in shaping identity.

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Understanding Identity: Social and Cultural Perspectives Through Signs and Structures

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  1. social cultural signs systems Peer Review structures Essential Questions & Vocabulary

  2. Comment on 3 Things • how idea about identity relates to the essential question(s) • how idea is from a social point of view or cultural point of view • how idea includes or developssigns, systems, or structures

  3. IDENTITY ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS include or develop signs, systems, or structures POINT OF VIEW SOCIAL OR CULTURAL

  4. Vocabulary (part 1) • Social -related to human interaction • Cultural- related to groups that share common beliefs, practices, and traditions

  5. Cultural = groups share common beliefs, practices, traditions Social = human interaction

  6. Vocabulary (part 2) • Signs- symbolism, signification • Systems - any set of interacting or interdependent entities (things, beings, articles, etc.) that form an integrated whole. • Structures- differ from systems • structures are typically the result of human planning, • rigid, and • exercise some form of power or agency over others (may be civic, institutional, corporate, economic, etc.)

  7. Signs = symbolism, signification

  8. Systems- any set of interacting or interdependent entities (things, beings, articles, etc.) that form an integrated whole

  9. Structures- differ from systems in that structures are typically 1-result of human planning, 2-rigid, &3- have some form of poweror agency over others (may be civic, institutional, corporate, economic, etc.)

  10. Peer review: Comment on 3 Things • how YOUR idea about identity relates to the essential question(s) • how YOUR idea is from a social point of view or cultural point of view • how YOUR idea includes or developssigns, systems, or structures

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