Sociology of identity

The objective of the course is the phenomenological analysis of identity.

At the end of the course, students will be able to critically understand the latent function of identity as a social construction.

• Theological approach to identity.
• Political-theological approach to identity.
• Phenomenological approach to identity.
• Philosophical approach to identity.
• Geopolitical approach to identity.
• Sociological approach to identity.

1. • Đukić, N., Fenomenologija brisanog prostora. Šest poglavlja o identitetu, Fakultet političkih nauka Univeziteta u Banjoj Luci, Banja Luka, 2020.

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2. • Milardović, A., Stranac i društvo. Fenomenologija stranca i ksenofobija, Pan Liber, Zagreb, 203.

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Knowledge will be tested during the semester through colloquiums and seminar papers, and at the end of the semester in the form of academic conversation.

Teaching will be conducted in the form of lectures and exercises. Lectures will be structured through thematic theoretical presentations of teaching units and discussion or conversation. The exercises will be organized through practical training. During the semester, the material covered through lectures and exercises will be partially checked through two mandatory colloquiums. After completing the pre-examination requirements (colloquium and seminar papers), students acquire the right to take the entire course material in the form of a final exam (academic interview).