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2.3 Typologies of ethnic and racial groups:

2.31 Ethnicity and identity............... .......... 16

2.32 Race and identity .............................. 18

2.4 Nihilation∕therapy as a conceptual machinery
maintaining a universe of meaning .................... 20

2.5 Framework of the study................................ 21

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III. THE COMPONENTS OF GROUP IDENTITY AND TYPOLOGIES

OF INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY
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3.1 The components of group identity (Sorokin) ........... 23

3.11 Membership ..................................... 24

3.12 Mobility ....................................... 24

3.13 Characteristics of group identity .............. 25

(i) Causal-meaningful bonds ............. 25

. (ii) Autonomy ............................ 25

3.14 Factors of continuity:

(i) Inherent factors .................... 26

(ii) External factors .................... 26

(iii) Role of members of the group

(a) Indoctrination ................. 27

(b) Nfutual loyalty ................. 27

3.15 Factors of destruction:

(i) Lack of morale ...................... 27

(ii) Size ................................ 28

3.16 Summary of the components of group identity ..... 28

3.2 Typologies of individual identity - the subjective
appropriation of psychological reality (Erikson)......28

3.21 Ego-identity................................... 30

(i) Identials ........................... 31

3.22 Negative Identity .............................. 31

3.23 Identity-diffusion ............................. 32

(i) Subjective correlates of Identity-
diffusion ........................... 33

3.24 Summary...................................... 35

IV. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE STUDY, RESEARCH

QUESTIONS AND HYPOTHESES

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4.1 Definition of Identity ............................... 36

4.2 Aboriginal identity in the sociology of knowledge .... 36