Conditioned Identities

This collection features selected papers from a 2013 conference at the University of Lleida, exploring the dynamics of imposed and accepted identities across various disciplines, historical contexts, and geographical areas.

Conditioned Identities presents a collection of selected papers from the 2013 meeting held at the Institute of Research in Identities and Society at the University of Lleida. This gathering brought together participants from various disciplines to explore the themes of imposed and accepted identities. The contributors delve into the complex dynamics that shape individual and collective identities, offering a rich tapestry of insights from different fields of study.

The chapters within the book are authored by scholars and researchers from around the globe, each providing a unique perspective on the interplay between attributed and chosen identities. The discussions span a wide range of subjects, including History, Language, Literature, Sociology, and Anthropology. By examining these themes across various historical periods and geographical contexts, the authors highlight the ongoing conflicts and negotiations surrounding identity formation.

Combining theoretical frameworks with practical studies, Conditioned Identities aims to renew perspectives on a critical issue that influences our understanding of contemporary society. The book addresses the challenges of conviviality in today’s world, encouraging readers to reflect on how identities are constructed, imposed, and accepted. Through this exploration, the authors contribute valuable insights into the roots of societal issues, making the work a significant addition to the discourse on identity and belonging.