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Beyond the Self grew out of a conference of developmental scientists who examined the ways that young people were developing understandings of self that anchored youth to something larger than their own personal competencies and success. Each of the papers drew on the question of how one locates the formation of identity within the scope of different transcending demands or influences. This special issue is organized into three parts--moral, civic, and cultural and religous identity--but are not exclusive in their focus on these themes as many of the sections provide a more integrated view of human development. In sum, these articles recognize that the search for identity and purpose within adolescence is informed by a multiplicity of voices.
Contents
ARTICLES
Editor's Introduction: Identity and Transcendence Among Youth: A View of the Issues
SECTION I: MORAL IDENTITY AND PURPOSE
The Development of Purpose During Adolescence
Committed to Caring: Transformation in Adolescent Moral Identity
The Cultural Construction of Moral and Civic Identities
SECTION II: CIVIC IDENTITY
September 11 and Service: A Longitudinal Study of High School Students' Views and Responses
Neighborhoods, Adults, and the Development of Civic Identity in Urban Youth
Trust, Identity, and Civic Hope
Positive Youth Development: Thriving as the Basis of Personhood and Civil Society
SECTION III: CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
A Theoretical and Empirical Examination of Identity as Coping: Linking Coping Resources to the
Self Processes of African American Youth
Coming of Age in a Multicultural World: Globalization and Adolescent Cultural Identity Formation
Religion and Identity: The Role of Ideological, Social, and Spiritual Contexts
Spiritual Development in Childhood and Adolescence: Toward a Field of Inquiry
