Collocations withidentity
These are words often used in combination withidentity.
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aspect of identity
The travails of one meso-scale aspect of identity, ethnicity, are instructive.
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civic identity
And the effort to discern and preserve civic identity is a defining task of politics.
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collective identity
This consciousness is historically grounded, giving recognition and value to a form of society and collective identity which predates the nation-state.
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communal identity
Accounts of a country's past are often more fiction than history and function in the same way to create and foster a communal identity.
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concept of identity
The essay reviews the semantic puzzles that the mathematical concept of identity brings when it is applied to language.
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cultural identity
It seems to me that this association and the exclusion of issues of cultural identity from the agenda of regional projects have been dialectically related.
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diasporic identity
Articulations of diasporic identity, therefore, should be understood as locales of different cultural passages between and beyond borders.
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distinct identity
Gerontological nursing is evolving through the changes that are occurring in the context of medical and social services and is establishing its own distinct identity.
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distinctive identity
Does this development respect the landscape and the distinctive identity of the proposed location?
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dual identity
Finally, the "star" glyph shows up in at least three name sequences that also argue against its having a dual identity.
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ethnic identity
It is no wonder that, as nationalist identities intensified in the city, ethnic identity remained important and ethnic groups vowed not to disband.
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expression of identity
Consumption proved - the essayists agree - both a crucial determinant and an expression of identity.
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fake identity
If the e-mail bounces, the experimenter should exclude this subject from the data set, as they probably used a fake identity.
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false identity
Her age prompts the wrong image and creates a false identity.
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female identity
But it was not just female identity that was subject to redefinition.
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feminine identity
These distinctions are sometimes integral to the expression of feminine identity.
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gendered identity
Is it possible that boys might reject singing in the construction of their gendered identity prior to adolescence?
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identity achievement
Longitudinally status change is most often a transition form moratorium to identity achievement.
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identity component
Assume the opposite and let the maximal dimension of the identity component in general position.
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individual identity
Then, communitarian formulations recede as the patient again has an individual identity.
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linguistic identity
Rhetorical flexibility alludes to children's ability to go beyond perceiving their own linguistic identity re variation in their language and in the language of others.
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masculine identity
While seeming, temporarily, to have reinforced the mythology of manliness, did they not, in the end, bear witness to the extreme fragility of masculine identity?
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multiple identity
These bodies try to ensure inclusion of delegates from multiple identity groups, allow for open and unstructured debate and make decisions by consensus.
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national identity
And what is their role in the construction of a multicultural national identity?
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notion of identity
The idea of modelling the permitted changes for a property is strictly related to the philosophical notion of identity.
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organizational identity
I account for organizational preferences and the subsequent strategies that derive from these preferences by investigating interest group organizational identity.
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personal identity
Thus, personal identity is biological continuity.
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professional identity
This seemed to be more important than perceptions of professional identity.
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proof of identity
The authorities agreed that the relieving officers were to help the men, on production of proof of identity.
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racial identity
In the narrow approach to identity, it is the gene, as neutral non-human actor, which 'makes' racial identity.
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regional identity
Instead, architecture's contribution to regional identity is valued.
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religious identity
Yet his ascendancy owed more to the internal politics of the new ruling party than to his religious identity.
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secret identity
First, like the victim him- or herself, the state must set aside its own denial of victims in its midst, and release the secret identity of lost neighborhood power.
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sense of identity
It is a subjective sense of identity.
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separate identity
But once they become a separate identity, an entity, then you are forced to address them.
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sequence identity
The high sequence identity among them, even within the introns, could indicate they are the products of recent gene duplications.
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shared identity
They helped to reconstruct a shared identity, affecting particularly milieus and individuals for whom politics was not a primary concern.
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strong identity
B-raha m-s- also has a strong identity as a folk genre which would have aa diluted any association with feudal life.
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tribal identity
Despite a long history of labour out-migration, agrarian conservatism had been safeguarded by the persistence of a tribal identity.
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true identity
Could this form of 'spatialisation' be ignored as inessential to the music's true identity?
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unique identity
A channel has its own unique identity.
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