Here today, there is the change of cultures, we are almost losing what is an identity, cultural, we say that our cultural identity is a great set that together we join it with great values, traditions, great symbols, great beliefs, great and various types of languages that are modes of behavior that were and are within a social group.
There was also a great transformation and other issues began to emerge, such as through metamorphosis, changes come out in terms of social, political and of course including what is religious. But what you have in identity is the linguistic language, the dialect in different communities.
In the towns they are also identified by the clothing that each has a way of dressing and they still have the custom to use regional costumes that each of them has meaning, for example the clothes in a community of Cancuc, if it has large embroidery it is for Mrs. And if you have the Chico embroidery it is for the lady, this way they are distinguished.
We have what is the language that there is tseltal, tojolabal, chool. And more than with the language one knows what community and people they belong to. And in what community are they and we see that they not only have their languages, they have their myths and legends, and we have what is gastronomy and cultures. An example regarding the identity language Scripture, reflection:
Tseltal Spanish Language
Biilil name
Chanbalam animal
Ya xwe`on I will eat
Just as those of all classical theory that are so important, as important are those that were the classics in every sense of the word, they were so good that they were always firm in everything they told us, in the Greek world.
In the Greek theory in what is the inflection, it is that they speak the way of how they speak the language that with great relevance had and in it was a great culture, they the Greeks were the first literary writers, great philosophers and scientists of course speaking of western civilization. They had different but highly respected cultures, a very reinforced identity. As for the linguistic.
One of the Greeks we found, the Ionic dialectic became the dialect with the greatest cultural prestige, and for this reason many writers from other regions used it in their works. One of the main linguistics of the language that Jonico was, it is said that he was and is a great leadership in the economy, he was one of the Greek classics, he spoke in the Ionia Region, he is the central Aegean Islands, the and The Attic Dialect is said to form the Ionic-Attic dialectical group.
The Dialect and even today it is called or redefined the language, Ionic made it extensive in Greece Through the Aegean, in the 11th century BC it is said that Ionia was then the richest in terms of economy and very rich in culture during the archaic times in Greece.
As at present we speak several types of dialects (languages) and that each one of them has different types of variations with different variants, each of which means something very important, for all the different ethnic groups.
In Greece there was a mythical, noble and war culture, it is said that they were myths, they had great nobility and great education built a great morality, that over time many things arose in terms of reason, thought, but also with the over time this was changing.
Well, we also have a behavior about identity and different cultures, in which we find the essentialist perspective that this studies all identity as culturally hereditary, it is said that there are various cultural traits that are transmitted through generations, it is a great Cultural identity or reflection is giving shape as time passes, of course it is shown in different ways.
As another perspective is what the constructivite is built, which is indicated as the identity that is not everything that is inherited but is built, then the identity is not static, nor solid less immutable, this is very dynamic, malleable and we can say manipulable.
In some authors they say that it is common to consider that the identity of cultures is defined as in opposition to others, and that it is defined as such, with different groups and cultures, any culture defines itself in relation to different cultures and ethnicities, the people think and believe they belong to the same culture who have ideas that are partially based on common sets of norms.
Within culture it equally implies the set of contacts between several and different cultures and different identities.
Bibliography
o CDI, Indigenous Development Center.
or Swejteseji´balk´op, (teaching in the Tseltal language) Alfredo Zapata Guzmán.
or David C. 1978, Lenguage and National Identity.
