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KUMA´S CONFERENCE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - A number of entities: religion, class, ethnicity, nation, race, gender, etc
    - - Self-identity: One's sense of self (Subjectivity)
  - - - Identity is imposed from outside
      - It's linked to social norms
      - It’s not self-constructed
    - - Identity is fluid, dinamic and fragmented
      - It is an ongoing business, an never-ending exercise
      - It’s multiple, not singular
      - it's an individual construction taking in mind it tradition and history.
      - identidy is formed and reformed throught the time.
  - - - Every feature tells a story. When you put them together, the story gets longer. Some people sees as their goal reading the whole story
    - - In some cases the people who belong to a group try to establish themselves as supeior or better than the ones who don't belong to it (Such as a race, a religion, a place or a language) and the worst kind of this people is even able to segregate or attack people who aren't part for their identity
    - - The sensation of belowing somewhere makes us interact more easily with people who also belong there and even being able to identify more similarities which take to establish stronger links
- - - - Teachers have to based allways in the idea of rootedness and openess.
        
        It means that stand firm from our own culture, and since there we can learn about and FROM other cultures
- - - - Nations are decisitions-takers as much as decision-makers.
    - - No distance, no foreign cultures, no national borders, we all know about other cultures
        
        Syncretic tendency
        
        Adotp some new ideologies, trying to join different kind of ideas, to get a depper and new kind of knowledge
        
        Individual reality
        
        Social reality
        
        Each community makes his own reality, things like religious identity, linguistic identity.
        
        Nation Reality