20.500.12556/RUL-110929 Zgodbe o uspehu: Neoliberalna vera v moč posameznika in njeno udejanjanje v življenjskih praksah "uspešnih" posameznikov in posameznic v okvirih sodobne potrošniške Slovenije Stories of Success: Neoliberal Faith in the Power of an Individual and its Realization as seen in the Lives of »Successful« Individuals within the Modern Consumerist Slovenia Psihološka antropologija se ukvarja z raziskovanjem dialektike med osebno in kolektivno identiteto in je eno najbolj intelektualno vznemirljivih področij v kulturni antropologiji. V diplomski nalogi obravnavam temeljni odnos med človekovim jazom in kolektivnimi identitetami. V teoretskem delu predstavljam zgodovinski in kritični oris temeljnih razprav o razmerju med osebno in kolektivno identiteto v zahodni misli. Obenem so kronološko izpostavljeni ključni vidiki v koncepciji posameznikovega jaza, in sicer predvsem v smislu medkulturnih raziskav, ki so največ prispevale k razumevanju tega vprašanja na različnih koncih sveta. V empiričnem delu je prek poglobljenih biografskih intervjujev petih izbranih posameznikov raziskano posameznikovo dojemanje samega sebe, njegove okolice in lastne eksistencialne moči. Pri tem sta v središče postavljena samorefleksija sogovornikov in prikaz, kako se ta percepcija spreminja. Diplomsko delo te empirične ugotovitve vzporeja z antropološkimi vpogledi v koncept jaza, prek analize različnih sodobnih motivacijskih izdelkov pa tudi predstavi, kako se v sodobni potrošniški Sloveniji reproducira individualizem. Psychological anthropology focuses on researching the dialectic between personal and collective identity and is one of intellectually most thrilling research areas in cultural anthropology. The following thesis paper deals with the founding relationship between a person’s self and collective identities. The theoretical part of the paper presents a historical and critical outline of the main discussions regarding the self and collective identity in Western thought. Additionally, key aspects of an individual’s self are chronologically presented, foremost in the light of multicultural researches that have broadened our understanding of this question across the globe. The empirical part analyses in-depth biographical interviews of five chosen individuals, with a focus on an individual’s conception of him- or herself, of the surrounding environment and self-existential power. An individual’s self-reflection, its display and the changing of a speaker’s perception are put into focus. This thesis paper aligns the empirical findings with anthropological insights of the concept of self, via the analysis of different modern motivational products and the way in which individualism is reproduced in the modern consumerist Slovenia. psihološka antropologija identiteta kultura motivacija moč jaz psychological anthropology identity culture motivation power sel true false false Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo/naloga 2019-09-20 11:59:49 2019-09-20 11:59:49 2022-08-23 03:39:38 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2019 0 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 1970-01-01 442897 3003.pdf 3003.pdf 1 563C77B6281FD7CC02B1F467822E46BA a3dcc4cb57ed4c333e8e1377ae95dbd96b22fd3b29189a416034b40155d5631c 3fb0c85c-a1b7-11eb-a523-00155dcfd717 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=122657 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0