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What is Pseudo-Identity

Handbook of Research on the Regulation of the Modern Global Migration and Economic Crisis
A specific type of national identity, often temporary, can be regarded as a way to overcome negative circumstances in which he or she has to exist. The risk point of this position is that a person who imitates his or her belonging to a certain national identity, can change his or her views on historical memory and national identity, and thus there is a transition from a temporary pseudo-identity to the acquisition of a new national identity. Because it is incredibly difficult to balance between two identities.
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Historical Memory and National Identity as Tools of Modern War: A Case Study of Mariupol
Kateryna Tryma (University of Bayreuth, Germany)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-6334-5.ch012
Abstract
Historical memory and national identity can be used as effective tools of the modern asymmetric warfare. Historical memory is considered to be a part of a complex system of collective consciousness, cultural, and historical traditions of the group. The main function of historical memory is transfer of experience and knowledge about the past to establish the basis of group self-identification, namely national identity. National identity is based on a number of narratives which exist in person's and group's consciousness. While investigating tools and mechanisms of informational warfare which can be effectively used in modern wars, it would be rather illustrative to see the massive use of propaganda weapons against Ukraine before and during the Russian-Ukrainian war (RUW).
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