Collective Identity and Social Movements¶
Polletta, F., & Jasper, J. M. (2001). Collective Identity and Social Movements. Annual Review of Sociology, 27, 283-305.
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- Identification
- Religious conversion and membership. Conversion narratives turn on identification with a founder, saint, or community; sustained membership is sustained identification with the group's narrative and symbols. Social movements. Collective action requires a shared identity that identification builds; identification with the movement's "we" converts sympathy into participation and sacrifice.
This sourceReviews how collective identity — a shared 'we' — converts sympathy into participation and sacrifice in social movements.
- Religious conversion and membership. Conversion narratives turn on identification with a founder, saint, or community; sustained membership is sustained identification with the group's narrative and symbols. Social movements. Collective action requires a shared identity that identification builds; identification with the movement's "we" converts sympathy into participation and sacrifice.
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