Discussion on labeling: Identity Politics and Ideology
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Ideology; Identity politics; Dialectcs; Labeling people.Abstract
Through analyzing Zizek's theory of ideology, this paper explores the causes and solutions of the labeling phenomenon. This article first explores the relationship between the phenomenon of labeling and identity politics, putting the phenomenon of labeling into the framework of identity politics and ideology for discussion. The paper then explores the mechanisms of identity politics that lead to the labeling phenomenon are internal mechanisms of movement for the self-reproduction of ideologies. This paper finally believes that due to the various mechanisms of ideology, the only way to break through the identity politics and ideological reproduction of labeling phenomena is to look directly at "events" and seek knowledge.
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