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## Developments within the social identity tradition have led to work on the inductive aspects of categorization and the relation between personal and social identity, individuality and groupness. Other issues raised by Doise represent important areas for research and theoretical discussion. The choice of Willem Doise to give the 1987 EAESP Tajfel Memorial Lecture was most apt. As always, his remarks are interesting, frank and constructive. I shall try to reply in the same spirit of constructive discussion. recognizes that social identity (SI) ideas have continued to develop since the intergroup theory of the early 1970s and rightly includes self-categorization theory (SCT) within this development. It is from the perspective of SCT that I shall reply, since I see SCT as the contemporary response of the SI tradition to the issues he raises. An important development in SI research in the late 1970s was a shift in focus from the problem of social conflict to the problem of the relationship of the individual to the group. SCT came into being to address the problem of the relationship between personal and social identity. The early intergroup theory was so successful that many people (

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Author
John C. Turner
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons; Wiley (John Wiley & Sons); John Wiley & Sons Inc.; Wiley (ISSN 0046-2772)
Published
1988
Language
EN
Field
Social Sciences

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