Advances in Identity Theory and Research

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• 1: Sources of Identity.
• 1 The Me and the Not-Me: Positive and Negative Poles of Identity.
• 2 Roots of Identity: Family Resemblances.
• 3 Identities and Behavior.
• II: Identities and Social Structure.
• 4 The Political Self: Identity Resources for Radical Democracy.
• 5 Identity and Inequality: Exploring Links between Self and Stratification Processes.
• 6 The Role of Self-Evaluation in Identity Salience and Commitment.
• III: Identities, Emotion, and Health.
• 7 Justice, Emotion, and Identity Theory.
• 8 Feeling Good, Feeling Well: Identity, Emotion, and Health.
• 9 Interaction, Emotion, and Collective Identities.
• 10 Using Identity Discrepancy Theory to Predict Psychological Distress.
• IV: Multiple Identities.
• 11 The Self, Multiple Identities and the Production of Mixed Emotions.
• 12 Personal Agency in the Accumulation of Multiple Role-Identities.
• 13 Relationships among Multiple Identities.
• Final Commentary: A Peek Ahead.