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Guidelines for extensive reading of ESP texts

Culture identity, also known as cultural identity, has been at the forefront of many educational discussions in classrooms and at academic conferences. With issues such as terrorism, politics and religious differences overwhelming the media these days, the need for cultural awareness has become more important. With so many different identities to consider, the term "cultural identity" is used more frequently, so awareness of the definition will assist in understanding one's cultural identity.

Cultural identity is the feeling of being included in a group or culture. Culture is defined by attitudes and beliefs and what a person from each culture believes is normal for that group. Since there are many cultures in society, each culture contributes to cultural diversity, creating a "melting pot." But cultural identity is not just defined by a group or culture with which you identify. Cultural identity also consists of racial, religious, class, gender, sexuality and familial identities. Additionally, national, social and personal identity also contribute to one's cultural identity, as these properties envelope the entire person, making her/him who s/he is.

Text 2-11. THE CONCEPT OF CULTURAL IDENTITY: A PSYCHOCULTURAL FRAMEWORK

(After Peter Adler)

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