¿Cuál es la relación de la identidad y cultura?

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Siempre he encontrado que la metáfora de la cultura de Clifford Geertz es la más útil: estamos suspendidos en redes de importancia de las que nosotros mismos somos los tejedores. Lo que las cosas significan para nosotros nos apoya. Nos permite ver y entender el mundo. Es la forma en que damos sentido a lo que Joan Didion llamó "la fantasmagoría cambiante que es nuestra experiencia". (La metáfora de Didion para la cultura es: "Nos decimos historias para vivir"). Lo que las cosas significan para nosotros también nos constriñe. Solo podemos ver lo que sabemos buscar. No entendemos, ni siquiera percibimos, las cosas que no tienen ningún significado para nosotros. Y constantemente hacemos estas cosas nosotros mismos. Cada vez que encuentro algo nuevo y trato de entenderlo, la comprensión que formulo es una función de la cultura en la que crecí. Pero también es una función de lo que soy y cómo pienso. Y si comparto mi comprensión, estoy contribuyendo a cómo otras personas que comparten mi cultura desarrollan su propio entendimiento. Sería una persona muy diferente si creciera en una cultura diferente. ¿Cómo podría ser de otra manera? Pero yo también soy yo y no nadie más, y poco a poco estoy ayudando a hacer la cultura en la que formo parte.

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