Lecture

Individual-Collective: Theoretical Complement

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Description

This lecture explores how societies distinguish individuals, the variation of the concept of person across societies, and how people defend and communicate their identities. It delves into the fluidity of identity, the role of social relations, and the importance of language in identity construction.

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