Hermans 2007 Added Notes

Question 0

What does the paper argue requires a diologocal concept to account for global and local voices involved in continuous interchanges and negotiations within the self?

Answer 0

Proses of globalisation and localisation and how they impact on self and identity.

Question 1

What motivates individuals to find local groups for identity construction?

Answer 1

Uncertainty

Question 2

What 3 factors are crucial to understanding these processes of g and l on the individual?

Answer 2

Increasing no of voices and contour voices. 2) role of social power 3) the role of emotions.

Question 3

What 3 levels do the authors prose we study self and identity?

Answer 3

Individual, local, global

Question 4

Significant psychological factor in processes of g and l?

Answer 4

The experience of uncertainty

Question 5

Does hermans agree that processes of globalisation are moving us towards homogeneity?

Answer 5

No, is poses opportunity a to sharpen cultural differences or create new oppositions. Researchers Meyer and geschiere 1999 globalisation can almost be defined by its cultural differences.

Question 6

What is the relationship between g and l?

Answer 6

They imply each other

Question 7

Shafer 2004 said that the Internet is used in a globaly it remains local at all points. Hermans 2007 interpreted this as

Answer 7

Global info is adapted to fit the local needs

Question 8

Increasing interactions across cultural boundaries and emerging in group customs are exams of what?

Answer 8

The co existing diological relationship between the sociocultural trends of globalisation and localisation. P33

Question 9

What two ways does Arnett (2002) argue adolescents adapt to both there local and global society?

Answer 9

Develop a bicultural identity rooted in both local and global society. Or a hybrid identity successfully mixing elements of global and local in a mix.

Question 10

What risk is globalisation to Identity according to Arnett 2002 p34

Answer 10

Young people especially from traditional cultures may not feel at home on the global or local situation

Question 11

What page justifies and explains the diological position for considering the impact of globalisation on self and identity?

Answer 11

35

Question 12

How does localisation cope with the threat of multiple conflicting voices?

Answer 12

Reduces the voices as a defence.

Question 13

How are social hirachies internalised in the self?

Answer 13

They reflect the dominance of certain voices within the internal dialogue between I positions.

Question 14

Need for hierarchical organisation of positions?

Answer 14

Dominance of certain voices leads to less feelings of uncertainty which can provoke anxiety from our biological need for stability. Allowing diverse voices within the self can increase the diversity and range of contributions.

Question 15

United the theories of self lack?

Answer 15

Insight into the interplay between societal positions within the individuals external and internal society. 39

Question 16

People are motivated to construct narrative around themes that?

Answer 16

Help deal with life issues while sharing this narrative with others.

Question 17

Globalisation can have 2 affects on self? P43

Answer 17

Eaither increase or reduce the amount of I positions

Question 18

What 3 levels of analysis require a link between the diologocal concepts of the other dominance and emotion? P49

Answer 18

Global, local, individual

Question 19

Why is the self and globalisation linked?

Answer 19

Because self diologicaly is extended into the social environment.

Question 20

Why are Diological relationships of the extended self are impacted by globalisation more than before?

Answer 20

Diological relationships are extended possibilities of mass media and communication technology. P49

Question 21

Risk of globalised on society of mind?

Answer 21

Localisation moves self towards monolouge, or disorganisation of voices result in identity confusion or lack of direction

Question 22

What is the challenge when in tension between global and local forces?

Answer 22

Make creative use of uncertainty and open and close themselves according to there own needs.

Question 23

What function do emotions play in positioning?

Answer 23

If a person is absorbed in an narrative and corresponding emotional state it reduces the flexibility of movement or ability to empathise with another narrative.

Question 24

Globalisation could also produce multicultural audiences to the self

Answer 24

Self can respond to by approaching avoiding or avoiding

Question 25

Aron 2005presented a model for the inclusion of other on self. Main idea?

Answer 25

Close relationships result in including tht persons perspectives resources or identities in self.

Question 26

Dialogical veiw towards personal development?

Answer 26

New positions are introduced that leads to.a reorganisation of self allowing it to become more adaptable and flexible.

Question 27

Why could the ics program be viewed as an embodiment of Diological self approach?

Answer 27

Because it involves individuals as volunteers, groups such as the charities, and national government organisations to work together from divergent cultural backgrounds as a global society.