From the article: As people engage in the activities associated with a figured world and become familiar with it and learn its meanings, they become attuned to actions relevant to the world and to people and types of people that have meaning in it. People invest themselves in particular figured worlds and learn to be, in the eyes of self and others, a particular sort of actor in that world, such as… One’s actions in the world are informed by the desire to perform or validate such claims to identity. These are both true. As continued from the previous discussions on Local Matters, people tend to become more “like others”. More than that, they need to “think like others” in order to survive in this society! Or whatever society there is. This again I think could be traced back to ancient times. Consider a really traditional and conservative environment, like in ancient China, if you don’t conform and you don’t play your “role” in the society as pre-determined,...
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