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We actually ‘become’ happy vampires or contented wizards when reading a book
“Becoming a Vampire Without Being Bitten: The Narrative Collective Assimilation Hypothesis,” published in the current issue journal Psychological Science, presents research supporting the authors’ hypothesis that by absorbing narratives, we can psychologically become a member of the group of characters described … Continue reading
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Tagged identification, narrative, social identity, story
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Ritualized Interaction for the Advancement of Children’s National Identification in Hong Kong (Study)
“Both ongoing practice and the theory of interaction ritual chains imply the significance of the contribution that ritual makes to group solidarity, such as national identification. This contribution is in need of empirical examination as in this study, which surveyed … Continue reading
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Tagged children, group, identification, identity, interaction, national, ritual, Social
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