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Speaking, Living, Identifying: Dynamics Of Language, Culture, And Society In Identity Construction

Auteurs : Soltani El Mehdi . Ziad Chouaib . Benkhira Mohammed Elamin .

Résumé

This article examines the construction of identity as a dynamic process resulting from the interaction between language, culture and society. It highlights the fundamental role of language as a means of self-expression, construction of meaning and social positioning. This study also underlines the importance of culture as a frame of reference structuring values, norms and collective representations. Furthermore, society is approached as a set of structures and institutions that influence identity trajectories through socialization mechanisms and social interactions. This contribution shows that these three dimensions are closely interdependent and jointly participate in the formation of multiple and evolving identities. In a context marked by globalization, mobility and technological transformations, identity appears as a space of tensions, but also of adaptation and recomposition. Finally, this paper underlines that multilingualism and cultural diversity can constitute positive resources for the construction of identity, by promoting openness and the coexistence of differences.

Mots clés

Identity ; Language ; Culture ; Socialization ; Cultural hybridity ; Social interaction