Here mead distinguishes between the 'me' and 'i' One must take the attitude of the others in a group in order to belong to a community The 'me' is the social self and the 'i' is the response to me
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The 'i' is the response of the organism to the attitudes of the others
The 'me' is the organized set of attitudes of others which one assumes.
Mead introduced the concepts of 'i' and 'me' to describe the two phases of the self The 'i' represents the spontaneous, creative aspect of the self, while the 'me' is the socialized aspect, shaped by the norms and expectations of others. George herbert mead, a prominent sociologist, proposed the idea that our self is composed of two elements The ‘i’ and the ‘me’
Mead proposed that the self consists of two distinct yet interconnected components The i, which represents the spontaneous and creative aspects of an individual, and the me, which embodies the internalized societal expectations and attitudes. Me refers to the socialized component of the individual and i refers to the engaged element, according to mead Essentially, this differentiation was founded on the notion that me.
In each stage, our understanding of others' perspectives evolves, shaping our i (individual response) and me (social self)
Explore mead's theory of the self The 'i' (consciousness) and the 'me' (social self) Sociology lecture notes on identity formation. Both aspects of the i and me are essential to the self in its full expression
