Collective Identity and the History of Communication Studies

María Löblich

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This essay explores the role of collective identity in the history of communication studies.Collective identities are ideas about social belonging and values, about who we are and who the others are.Collective identities involve ideas of homogeneity and difference and involve issues of power and resource distribution.1 There are at least 1 Jan Assmann, Das kulturelle Gedächtnis.

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1993Language and Symbolic Power 1995Collective Memory and Cultural Identity 1995The construction of collective identity 2000The Making of American Audiences 2005Social Identity Theory and Mass Communication Research.2013»Wir haben freier gelebt«1996Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann's “Spiral of Silence” and the Historical Context of Communication Theory 2011Audiences and Publics, Media and Public Spheres

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