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Ethos and Identity: Expressions and Changes in the Israeli Jewish Society
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Neta Oren
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Visiting Scholar, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution
Qualification:
Ph.D., Political Science, Tel Aviv University
M.A., Hebrew University
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Ethos and Identity: Expressions and Changes in the Israeli Jewish Society
Authors: Oren, Neta
Published Date: September 20, 2006
Abstract
A fundamental condition for the evolvement of any society is the development of social identity, which confers
a sense of belonging and identification. The meaning of social identity is influenced by the ethos that members of
a society share. The ethos consists of shared, central societal beliefs that give the society a dominant orientation
and characterize it. The societal beliefs that underlie the ethos can change as a result of new, prolonged expe-
riences of the society. Israeli society presents an example of such a process.
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