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What is the primary characteristic of self-identity in modern societies?
What is the primary characteristic of self-identity in modern societies?
The attainment and stability of self-identity is freely chosen.
In postmodern societies, self-identity remains constant.
In postmodern societies, self-identity remains constant.
False (B)
What influences the changes in self-identity in postmodern societies?
What influences the changes in self-identity in postmodern societies?
- Technologies (correct)
- Globalization (correct)
- Customs and traditions
- Social contexts (correct)
What question is raised regarding the Philippines in relation to postmodern society?
What question is raised regarding the Philippines in relation to postmodern society?
Study Notes
SELF and Postmodern Society
- In modern societies, self-identity is a product of individual choice rather than being confined by customs or traditions.
- Postmodern societies experience a fluid self-identity, frequently influenced by various social contexts, technological advancements, and globalization.
- The constantly changing nature of self-identity reflects the dynamic interplay of personal experiences and external societal factors.
Philippines and Postmodernism
- Inquiry into whether the Philippines can be classified as a postmodern society prompts analysis of its cultural, social, and technological influences.
- The impact of globalization on Filipino identity and societal structures is a significant aspect of this classification.
- The blending of traditional and modern values in the Philippines illustrates complexities surrounding self-identity in a postmodern context.
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Explore the nuances of self-identity in postmodern society through the insights of Gerry Lanuza. This quiz delves into how self-concept is influenced by various social contexts, globalization, and technological advancements, particularly in the context of the Philippines as a postmodern society.
