2022
DOI: 10.1080/17449642.2022.2102285
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Collective identities beyond homogenisation: implications for justice and education

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“…It frames and affects them deeply. However, as Kalli Drousioti [27] pertinently argues, particularist identities are not homogeneous; e.g., a scientific identity does not compel that all scientists or scientifically minded people will have the same stance toward, say, COVID-19 vaccination. Collective curiosity becomes shaped and "managed" when state mechanisms, social norms, media (social or other) and public opinion predetermine subjects, objects and proper sources of learning.…”
Section: Collective and Group-differentiated Curiositymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It frames and affects them deeply. However, as Kalli Drousioti [27] pertinently argues, particularist identities are not homogeneous; e.g., a scientific identity does not compel that all scientists or scientifically minded people will have the same stance toward, say, COVID-19 vaccination. Collective curiosity becomes shaped and "managed" when state mechanisms, social norms, media (social or other) and public opinion predetermine subjects, objects and proper sources of learning.…”
Section: Collective and Group-differentiated Curiositymentioning
confidence: 99%