Chapter 7: Identity, Culture, and Global Citizenship
The chapter explores the multifaceted concept of identity influenced by personal, social, and cultural factors, illustrating how diverse cultural expressions reflect underlying societal values and historical experiences. It further examines mechanisms of intercultural dialogue that enable innovation and cohesion, while also highlighting the responsibilities and skills required for global citizenship in addressing contemporary challenges.
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What we have learnt
- Identity is shaped by personal history, social affiliations, and cultural narratives.
- Cultural expressions in art, literature, and music provide insights into societal values and historical contexts.
- Global citizenship involves a balance of local and global awareness and responsibilities.
Key Concepts
- -- Identity
- The understanding of self and community constructed through personal experiences, social affiliations, and cultural narratives.
- -- Cultural Syncretism
- The blending of different cultural influences resulting in new, hybrid forms of expression and practices.
- -- Global Citizenship
- The recognition of shared responsibilities towards the global community, including equity, sustainability, and cultural empathy.
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