Studies in Social Identity

achieved roles actions American anomie ascribed attained attitudes basic become behavior beliefs birthright chapter cognitive common complex concept condition conflict considered construction context culture defined definition differentiation dimension discussion distinction Elizabeth Eastlake Elkins emotion enactment esteem ethnic identity evaluative example existential existentialist expected experience function governess group membership Harré Hasidic human identity human nature ideal identity identified identity labels important individual ingroup ingroup bias interaction internal involvement loneliness Macbeth means metaphor monomyth mother narrative forms negative nonperson one's otolaryngologists outgroup particular personal identity perspective political polyphony position potential primary problems psychological question reference regressive narrative relationships respect role theory salience Sambo Sarbin Scheibe schemas script self-concept self-narrative sense significant situation slavery social identity social identity model social roles society specific status storyteller structure subjects suggests suicide Talmudic theory tion traditional transvaluation valuations Victorian