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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Primes¶
- 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.
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The abstract presents collective identity as an analytic alternative explaining why people participate; it never says shared identity is required or converts sympathy into sacrifice.
“Collective identity has been treated as an alternative to structurally given interests in accounting for the claims on behalf of which people mobilize, an alternative to selective incentives in understanding why people participate”
- 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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