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Construcción de la identidad individual a la nacional desde perspectivas psicosociales en América Latina

Authors: Ito Calderón, Angie Daniela;

Construcción de la identidad individual a la nacional desde perspectivas psicosociales en América Latina

Abstract

El presente estado del arte tiene como objetivo general analizar la producción teórica y empírica sobre la identidad individual a la nacional desde perspectivas psicosociales en América Latina dentro de los últimos cinco años. En el primer apartado, se presenta la conceptualización y alcance de la identidad individual como nacional y las variaciones de la última, es decir, identidad local, regional, cultural y social. Asimismo, se exponen las teorías relacionadas con la identidad a fin de revisar la producción teórica. En el segundo apartado, se exponen los métodos de estudio más frecuentes y estudios internacionales y nacionales sobre la identidad desde una perspectiva psicosocial. Finalmente, se realizaron reflexiones teóricas e impactos teóricos y sociales sobre las líneas de investigación de la psicología social, política, entre otras. Además, se exponen las conclusiones y recomendaciones para futuros estudios de la identidad.

The general objective of this state of the art is to analyze the theoretical an empirical production on individual and national identity from psychosocial perspectives in Latin America within the last five years. In the first section, the conceptualization and scope of individual and national identity and the variations of the latter, that is, local, regional, cultural and social identity, are presented. Likewise, the theories related to identity are exposed in order to review thetheoretical production. In the second section, the most frequent study methods and international and national studies on identity from a psychosocial perspective are presented. Finally, theoretical reflections and theoretical and social impacts were made on the lines of research of social and political psychology, among others. In addition, the conclusions and recommendations for future studies of identity are presented.

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Peru
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Identidad Nacional, Sociedad, Identidad Individual, Ciudadanía, http://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#5.04.01, Psicología Social, Psicosocial, http://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#5.01.00, Identidad

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