Ethnic identity and its Ukrainian variety by Mykhailo Yurii

“… The article argues that ethnic identity means one of the forms of self-consciousness of an individual or group of people, which is based on their sense of belonging to a particular ethnic community. …”
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The German language as a defining feature of ethnic identity in Pomerode by Paulo Maltzahn

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The Diversity of Immigrant Identity and the Aspects of the Design Thereof by Küün Elvira

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<em>Nayaxa aymarätwa</em>. y la Identidad Aymara en el Departamento de Puno, Perú by Domenico Branca, Andrés Mauro Cruz Layme

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Interethnic Trust Issues in a Multicultural Society by Alyona V. Alborova, Svetlana V. Dreeva, Victoria A. Starchenko

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Kırım Tatarlarının ana vatana dönüşü ve kültürel canlanma sürecinde dil ve eğitim by Ayşegül Aydıngün

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Etnik Kimlik Algısının Dört Boyutu by Aslı Yayak

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The social origins and political uses of popular narratives on Serbian disunity by Naumović Slobodan

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Etnik Çatışma Bağlamında Kıbrıs’ta Türk – Rum İlişkileri by Umut Kedikli, İmdat Hacıahmetoğlu

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Why majority cultural preferences should shape, but not determine, immigration policy by Eric Kaufmann

“…No longer can a white French or German person think of her ethnic identity and national identity as one and the same. …”
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Dynamics beetween 'old' and 'new' ethnicities and multiple identities in Sandra Cisneros' Caramelo by Branka Kalogjera

“… The paper takes Candra Cisneros'  epic semi-biographical novel Caramelo asa literary insight into dynamics  between generations  within  a single ethnic (Chicano)  community,  and compares  it against classics  of the genre in its shifting  definition  of one's  ethnic identity;  here the postmodern approach of entwining fiction and fact and awarding them equallegitimacy mirrors the possibility of embracing multiple identities, as exemplified by the novel's protagonist. …”
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A Critical Exposition of the Ethnocentric Worldview. In Dialogue with Karl Jaspers, Hannah Arendt, and Zygmunt Bauman on the Matters of Xenophobia and Social Ostracism by Uroš Milić

“…These crucial aspects of ethnocentrism, as I intend to argue, compose the ethnocentric worldview, which shapes individual commitment to national identity by omitting the member of a different ethnic identity. …”
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The Forms and Meanings of (In)Visibility by Schiavini, Cinzia

“…The paradoxes of visibility and invisibility and their divide are here explored in relation to three main issues: the relationship between ethnic identity and citizenship – be it social and/or political; deviancy and the construction of Otherness; and identity and the body. …”
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Submerged Layers of Slovenian Identity in Krissy Kneen’s Writing by Igor Maver

“…They, in her view, along with the other elements in the process of identity formation, interestingly importantly help to constitute an ethnic identity and, for that matter, any personal identity. …”
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MUSEUM OF LEMKO CULTURE AT ZYNDRANOWA by Roman Drozd

“…Withtime, the Museum also began playing an important role inpreserving the Lemko ethnic identity.…”
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Репутация Юргиса Балтрушайтиса в балтийской русской печати 1920–1930-х годов | Jurgio Baltrušaičio reputacija 1920–1930 m. Baltijos rusų spaudoje | Reputation of Jurgis Baltrušait... by Pavel Lavrinets

“…The nontrivial combination of a poet’s and a diplomat’s roles, an unusual situation at the Lithuanian and Russian cultural crossroads, the paradox of a Russian poet of Lithuanian origin was of special relevance for the national state building and a new political, civic, and ethnic identity formation era.…”
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Theory of “Cultural Memory” by J. Assmann and Reflection of Multiculturalism: Myth, Memory and Remembrance in Cultures of “Axial Age” by Vladimir V. Zhdanov

“…Special attention is paid to the cultural and social aspects of memory and recollection of the past as forms of spiritual “resistance” to external cultural influences and the preservation of religious and ethnic identity, which is equally relevant both during the genesis of philosophy and in modern post-industrial society during the crisis of globalist ideology and the philosophy of multiculturalism.…”
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Identity and Voluntary Language Maintenance Efforts: A Case of Bilingual Korean-American University Students in Hawai‘i by Park Mi Yung

“…Their narratives further show that the HL played an important role in the participants’ ability to construct a strong sense of ethnic identity, and that they tended to view themselves as part of two distinct cultures. …”
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Shifting Musical Imaginaries at the Polynesian Cultural Center by Cynthia L. Van Gilder, Dana R. Herrera

“…The deliberate changes in cultural identity messaging documented are considered in the context of on-going shifts in Polynesian diasporic ethnic identity formation, as well as the history of the LDS in the Pacific. …”
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Life Narratives, Common Language and Diverse Ways of Belonging by Katarzyna Kwapisz Williams

“…Yet, the language I considered to be the major marker of ethnic identity exhibited multiplicity instead of unity of experiences, positions and conceptual worlds. …”
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