Difference between revisions of "Individual level"

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Groups consists of individuals and discourses are built by individuals. This means that the individual level is the basic level that the other levels are built on, not that all levels are the individual level.
 
Groups consists of individuals and discourses are built by individuals. This means that the individual level is the basic level that the other levels are built on, not that all levels are the individual level.
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==Intersections==
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As one of the six [[levels of categorism]], the dogmatic level can intersect with the other levels in ways such as the following:
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* [[Individual Level]] and [[Group Level]]: A person is a part of a group - affecting it and, being affected by it, or both. Categorism can flow not only in either direction, but in both at once - when an individual push the group to further embrace prejudices or bogotries that are already somewhat embraced with the group, this may help the individual to convince himself while also gaining acceptance and influence in the group.
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* [[Individual Level]] and [[Systemic Level]]: A person is one of the many individuals who do actions that form the system.
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* [[Individual Level]] and [[Structural Level]]: A person reproduces and reinforces (or even helps creating) a social structure.
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* [[Individual Level]] and [[Discursive Level]]: A person reproduces and reinforces (or even helps creating) a [[discourse]].
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* [[Individual Level]] and [[Dogmatic Level]]: A person believes in a categorist doctrine.

Revision as of 01:35, 14 September 2014

As one of the six levels of categorism, Individual level refers to the internal reality of what happens within a person. And also to how this is expressed by the individual. This level includes categorism against others as well as internalized categorism. It does not include participation in groups, discourses, and so on, since that is included in those levels instead.

Groups consists of individuals and discourses are built by individuals. This means that the individual level is the basic level that the other levels are built on, not that all levels are the individual level.

Intersections

As one of the six levels of categorism, the dogmatic level can intersect with the other levels in ways such as the following:

  • Individual Level and Group Level: A person is a part of a group - affecting it and, being affected by it, or both. Categorism can flow not only in either direction, but in both at once - when an individual push the group to further embrace prejudices or bogotries that are already somewhat embraced with the group, this may help the individual to convince himself while also gaining acceptance and influence in the group.
  • Individual Level and Systemic Level: A person is one of the many individuals who do actions that form the system.
  • Individual Level and Structural Level: A person reproduces and reinforces (or even helps creating) a social structure.
  • Individual Level and Discursive Level: A person reproduces and reinforces (or even helps creating) a discourse.
  • Individual Level and Dogmatic Level: A person believes in a categorist doctrine.