Ethnical Pluralism: Conflict and Adaptation

Shazhinbatyn, A. (2011). Ethnical Pluralism: Conflict and Adaptation. Psychology and Psychotechnics, 8, 69–90. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=58712

Shazhinbatyn, A. Ethnical Pluralism: Conflict and Adaptation

Abstract: The feeling of community origin, religion, values, way of survival, i.e. some ‘common ground’, plays an important role in the process of unifying people into groups which is characterized by internal self-identification. Growing as a part of one social group, community of verbal and non-verbal communications allow people to establish understandable adaptation mechanisms that drastically reduce confrontation and conf licts.

Keywords:

philosophy, ethnicity, pluralism, conf lict, adaptation, confrontation, development, culture, stratification, system.

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