Blorville Gwenhaël
Nom de la structure
Laboratoire CITERES - Université de Tours
Ville
Tours
La pertinence du concept de «fragmentation» en sociologie
La pertinence du concept de «fragmentation» en sociologie
Sous-titre
De la formation de l’identité à la quête de cohérence du soi
Auteur.e.s
NumerosImpromptus
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Abstract
In a historical context of social differenciation, questionning about the “fragmentation” of the social identity makes perfect sense. However, to avoid falling into the trap of a substantialist conception of social identity, which is very difficult for “fragmentation” of identity theorists, an other approach is possible. Exposed at each new experience to the risk of fragmentation, social identity would be in constant restructuring, searching for internal coherence of the Self. This conception, applied in an ongoing research on process of commitment
in three associations promoting the ideology of Cultural Creatives, implies to not only pay attention to what is happening in the concrete observed situation. Biographic interviews will enable to find other forms of socialisation, in the past or in present time, which could have been decisive in the act of commitment.
in three associations promoting the ideology of Cultural Creatives, implies to not only pay attention to what is happening in the concrete observed situation. Biographic interviews will enable to find other forms of socialisation, in the past or in present time, which could have been decisive in the act of commitment.
Année de publication
2016
Discipline
- Sociologie
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