#social-identity

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fromMedievalists.net
2 days ago

Baptism and Belonging: How Identity Was Shaped in Medieval Europe - Medievalists.net

In medieval Europe, baptism was more than a rite of passage; it marked the beginning of spiritual life and affirmed one's place within the community. Baptism was the first milestone to enlightenment and the first stage to be overcome for the populace. It was the sacrament that not only welcomed an individual into the Christian life and the life of the Church, but also admitted them into the local community;
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fromFuncheap
1 month ago

Explore Authenticity Myths w/ UC Berkeley Prof (SF)

Authenticity emerges not only from self-awareness but also from social acceptance and conditions.
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fromApaonline
6 months ago

Critical Phenomenology's "Critique" in a Time of Polycrisis

Critical phenomenology can drive transformative societal change through profound critiques of lived experience in the context of overlapping crises.
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