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    This document discusses the concepts of political self and identity. It defines politics as a social institution through which power is acquired and exercised. Citizenship provides full civil and political rights and denotes membership in a political society. The political self organizes one's beliefs, attitudes, affiliations, and aids in processing political information. Political self and identity are developed through socialization and learning the norms, values and roles of one's position in society.

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    This document discusses the concepts of political self and identity. It defines politics as a social institution through which power is acquired and exercised. Citizenship provides full civil and political rights and denotes membership in a political society. The political self organizes one's beliefs, attitudes, affiliations, and aids in processing political information. Political self and identity are developed through socialization and learning the norms, values and roles of one's position in society.

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    This document discusses the concepts of political self and identity. It defines politics as a social institution through which power is acquired and exercised. Citizenship provides full civil and political rights and denotes membership in a political society. The political self organizes one's beliefs, attitudes, affiliations, and aids in processing political information. Political self and identity are developed through socialization and learning the norms, values and roles of one's position in society.

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    CHAPTER 10

    POLITICAL SELF
    ALGAMON, KARLA JANE
    MAGAY, MARTIN DANIEL
    CORTEZ, MISSY
    POLITICAL SELF

    The important prelude


    to the study of political
    self is understanding
    the concept of politics
    UNDERSTANDING POLITICS

    Kendall (1998) defines


    politics as a social
    institution through which
    power is acquired and
    exercised by some
    people and groups
    In Aristotle’s work, he
    describes the role that politics
    and the political community
    must play in bringing about
    the virtuous life in the
    citizenry.
    POLITICS
    Exist in all humans societies.
    It serves as the mechanism by which individuals
    develop power and understand proper
    functioning of a democratic society as a citizen
    CITIZENSHIP
    Is the most basic
    identification with the
    nation. the term denotes
    the membership of a
    citizen in political
    society.
    As a citizens, a person enjoys full civil and
    political rights, including protection inside
    and outside the territory of the states.
    The political self organizes one’s:
     belief’s
     attitudes
     affiliations; and
     aids in processing of
    politically information
    Political self and identity
     Organizes self relevant information about politics
     helps in defining the structure and functions of the
    government in understanding the relationship
    between the state and citizens, and describing
    their; rights, freedom, and obligations
    Identity

    the person’s understanding


    of who and what he or
    she is
    The institutions which influence the values of citizenship
    are the:

    o Family
    o Church
    o School
    o Media
    o Government
    o Non-governmental organization
    The political self and identity are developed through
    socialization, through the ways people learn the
    knowledge, norms, values, motives, and roles
    appropriate to their positions
    Social interaction may Through social interaction
    people learn the
    significantly influence a
    o Status
    persons understanding of o Duties
    politics o Rights

    o Power necessary to
    interact with other
    people
    Individuals internalize the political attitudes,
    values, and views of others, and incorporate them
    into their political self.

    Political self is influenced and modified by the


    opinions, comments, and suggestions of other
    people

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