Anthropology.net

NOVEMBER 26, 2024

Possible Motivations for Collecting The purpose behind these collections remains speculative, but researchers have proposed several possibilities, including aesthetic appreciation, symbolic representation, and social functions such as gift-giving or reinforcing group identity.

Archaeology 95

Archaeology Group Identity Humanities Cultures 95

Political Science Now

FEBRUARY 23, 2024

Her dissertation uses a combination of observational and experimental designs to study how group identities influence the spread and correction of misinformation within online communities in South Korea.

Research 50

Research Political Science Group Identity Government 50

Political Science Now

OCTOBER 9, 2024

Much of Raquel’s research is motivated by questions of how voters’ various group identities influence their perceptions of politics, and her dissertation uses the cases of Latino and White partisans to examine how racial status threat fuels partisan polarization.

Group Identity 47

Group Identity Political Science Psychology Research 47

Anthropology for Beginners

NOVEMBER 29, 2021

Those boundaries are crucial to group identity, and they may be cast in terms of what is considered appropriate self-adornment, or how to communicate properly – that is to say, the “boundary work” of culture. Symbolic boundaries are fundamental to human thought, but of course they are imaginary.

Humanities 130

Humanities Cultures Artifacts Anthropology 130

Political Science Now

JANUARY 23, 2024

Louis), Virtual Group Identity in the Battle Against Misinformation: Strategies for Effective Correction in Online Communities Da In Diana Lee (Columbia University), Minority Candidate Emergence in the U.S.: Dahjin Kim (Washington University in St.

Research 68

Research Political Science Group Identity Advocacy 68