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cultural intimacy: a standalone construct

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Cultural anthropology

recognition of shared cultural traits that insiders find embarrassing before outsiders yet that give them a common sociality, used by Herzfeld to study nation-states.

In cultural anthropology, cultural intimacy refers to recognition of shared cultural traits that insiders find embarrassing before outsiders yet that give them a common sociality, used by Herzfeld to study nation-states. This meaning comes from Herzfeld (1996) in Cultural intimacy.[1]

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  1. Herzfeld, M. (1996). Cultural intimacy. Presses de l'Université Laval. ISBN 9780415917797

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