2 Genetic or Is determined at birth : the identity is coded in the DNA ethnic identity (chromosome) according to skin color, hair form and colors of the eyes . 3 Social identity the identity as member of an ethnic or culture group , to which a – person can belong. 4 Cultural Is mental programming from . Main culture elements are identity language and religion , which a person used to identifies itself in a society 5 National Resident of a identity 6 Transnational Transnational identity is the life of a diaspora individual in two identity countries, the host country and in network relationship with the country of origin. The term is also used in free trade zones, for free movement of individuals with different identity, ethnicity and nationality. 7 Hybrid Hybrid identity has connection with the ethnicity and nationality of identity an individual accourding his / her country of origin and host country . 8 Global identity Identity as citizen (of a region or continent) on a large geographical space. Example : Afro Caribbean, Latino`s , West-Indian ,East - Indian. 9 Online identity ' is the identity users of internet, login culture or ‘Online identity. social media account. Source : www . different of identity | sociologytwynham.com 7.7. Distinction between - culture and ethnic identity. Cultural Identity is a person's background and also how you can refer to a person. A person's culture is usually what they are from, what language they speak and their religion. Usually you eat food according to your culture. Your traditions are according to your religion. cultural identity is learned, while ethnic identity is determined at birth. are two principal ways of thinking about cultural identity. The first traditional model views identity in terms of one, shared culture, a sort of collective true self’, hiding inside ‘one the many other, more superficial or artificially imposed which people with a shared ‘selves’, history and ancestry hold in common . The second model of (cultural) identity acknowledges the points of deep and significant difference which constitute we really are’; or “critical ‘what rather—since history has intervened--’what we have become (Culture identity and diaspora 1993; 394). From this point of view, cultural identity is a matter of as well as of ‘becoming’ Ethnicity is a socially created system of rules about who can and cannot belongs to a ‘being’. particular group. (G. Knox and Marston/ Hidden 1993/2004 : p. 216 ).
2 Genetic or ethnic identity Is determined at birth : the identity is coded in the DNA (chromosome) according to skin color, hair form and colors of the eyes . 3 Social identity the identity as member of an ethnic – or culture group , to which a person can belong. 4 Cultural identity Is mental programming from . Main culture elements are language and religion , which a person used to identifies itself in a society 5 National identity Resident of a 6 Transnational identity Transnational identity is the life of a diaspora individual in two countries, the host country and in network relationship with the country of origin. The term is also used in free trade zones, for free movement of individuals with different identity, ethnicity and nationality. 7 Hybrid identity Hybrid identity has connection with the ethnicity and nationality of an individual accourding his / her country of origin and host country . 8 Global identity Identity as citizen (of a region or continent) on a large geographical space. Example : Afro Caribbean, Latino`s , West-Indian ,East - Indian. 9 Online identity. ‘Online identity ' is the identity users of internet, login culture or social media account. Source : www . different of identity | sociologytwynham.com 7.7. Distinction between - culture and ethnic identity. Cultural Identity is a person's background and also how you can refer to a person. A person's culture is usually what they are from, what language they speak and their religion. Usually you eat food according to your culture. Your traditions are according to your religion. cultural identity is learned, while ethnic identity is determined at birth. are two principal ways of thinking about cultural identity. The first traditional model views identity in terms of one, shared culture, a sort of collective ‘one true self’, hiding inside the many other, more superficial or artificially imposed ‘selves’, which people with a shared history and ancestry hold in common . The second model of (cultural) identity acknowledges the “critical points of deep and significant difference which constitute ‘what we really are’; or rather—since history has intervened--’what we have become (Culture identity and diaspora 1993; 394). From this point of view, cultural identity is a matter of ‘becoming’ as well as of ‘being’. Ethnicity is a socially created system of rules about who can and cannot belongs to a particular group. (G. Knox and Marston/ Hidden 1993/2004 : p. 216 ).
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