Learning a second culture and the ethnic identity of the brazilians indigenous through a social network: An exploratory study
Abstract
The current paper approaches the acculturation phenomenon as learning a second cul- ture. The acculturation concept encompasses the ethnic identity phenomenon, and the Brazilians natives were studied, employing a famous social network. The current technological transformations permit to approach the ethnic identity as maintenance of the cultural legacy, and at the same time, as cultural changes. On the current paper was supposed that the Brazilian culture is providing a dynamic and a reciprocal approach
about the concept of acculturation.
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