Palestinian Collective Conscience
Keywords:
Collective Conscience, Palestine, Charles Colley, DurkiemAbstract
This study dealt with two main dimensions preceded by an introduction
clarifying the theoretical originality of the concept of collective conscience
as perceived by Durkiem and Charles Colley. The first dimension tackled
the implications of the collective conscience in the Palestinian cultural
system. The researcher linked this concept with some cultural components
such as literature, popular proverbs, poetry and social life in its entirety
within a historical period, which the Palestinian society experienced. The
second dimension clarified the decline observed in the Palestinian collective
conscience under the state of division which the Palestinian society is living
and which influenced the overall social interactions. This influence was not
confined to the Palestinian political elite, but has extended to the social
relationships within the Palestinian social system.
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