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    Amber's Case Study Essay

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    As their youngest child and only girl, Amber’s parents have been attentive and controlling throughout her young adult life often causing her to feel a lack of independence. A large portion of Amber’s spiritual identity was formed by her parents who are Christians that attend a megachurch. In Fowler’s stages of faith, as a child Amber can be identified as Synthetic-Conventional Faith (stage 3). This is because she finds her faith to be meaningful but doesn’t view…

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    does a person’s identity mean to them? The definition of identity is “who or what a person is”. A writer named Andrew Lam reveals what personal identity means in “Who Will Light Incense When Mother 's Gone. In this non-fiction story, Lam moves to America, and he begins to emphasize who he is as an individual, rather than becoming a duplicate of his family. Suddenly, since Lam moved to America, he does not recall is old ways of living, therefore he is on a quest for his identity presented by…

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    The American Identity

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    Despite, or perhaps because of, this country’s short history, the American identity is one of the most highly contested and undefinable of intangible ideas. Many of the highly debated abstract concepts are so often and sometimes needlessly argued over because they are indefinable. So much can fall under the categories of these types, like art, love, and poetry, that deems them impossible to narrow down into workable definitions. A blank canvas can be considered art and free verse is somehow…

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    Notion of ‘Self’ – Reflective practices A recent search of literature on the notion of ‘self’ was conducted for this essay; in reviewing the literature various authors each giving their beliefs and concepts have written many theories and provided many discussions on ‘self’ over the years. However, to write about each of the authors would take some time, therefore within the essay, a few of the authors theories on what their beliefs and concept are to the view of self are included. The first…

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    As human beings, it is our nature to group and label different items in our world. But how does one describe themselves? Our self-identity, in my opinion, makes us feel like someone. Self-identity includes our race, language, sexual orientation, culture, and many other attributes of ourselves including visual components such as body type. But according to Michael Hogg and Scott Reid, categorizing people holds them accountable to other similar groups and depersonalizes an individual person.…

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    only way a person can combat that is through forging a strong academic identity by having a strong support system, academic goals and life goals. Our academic identities as Lukin seniors are very…

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    Mark My Words. Maybe. by Leslie Jamison encompasses the relationship between tattoos and one’s identity and how a tattoo can be a meaningful way to “mark a new era” (Jamison 458). This piece demonstrates how Jamison confidently got her tattoo reading: “I am human: nothing human is alien to me,” but over the course of the story, she realizes what the tattoo really means to her. Many people tell their stories and express their individuality through the permanence of tattoos. The story describes…

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    The protagonist, Chungpa Han is a model minority whose role resembles that of an avatar. He seems to be well-equipped with both cultural and educational capital as a middle-class foreign student. His legible experiences and the dimension in which he maintains them can be transferred to the United States from Korea where he is a foreign student. Kang (1997) explains the earlier student…

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    Social Transition Essay

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    Transitions may be challenging, confronting, exciting or transformative and can propel individuals into new phases of life and cause transitions in social context for broader society. Ben Haggerty, Mary Lambert and Ryan Lewis’ song ‘Same Love’, explores transitions that result in creating shifts in attitudes and beliefs, deepening understanding of one's choices and changing attitudes of either conforming or resisting the social norm. A proposal of transition is portrayed through the idea of…

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    Place According to T. Cresswell in “Place” stated about the place refer to location, locale, and sense of the place. Location is an absolute in the space with a specific set of coordinated and measurable distance from other sets of location, but the locale is material setting for social interaction, and send of place refers to feelings and emotions with that place. When people used space for living, space become a place. Reading about the place was very informative and easy to understand,…

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