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    we have is the sense of identity. Mainly, the term identity includes expressing oneself, such as: “I can”, “I have”, “I am”, “I like”, “I remember”, “I come from”. The true meaning is that identity defines us. It is the group of qualities that make us different one from another. The concept of identity can be broadly identified from many perspectives. Sociologists have identified different types of identity. As a matter of fact, a person’s name is part of their identity. A name describes who a…

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    When I think about the question ‘Who am I?’ I immediately begin to think of my hometown Chicago. Growing up in the intercity, has really influenced my outtake on life and my personality. It’s well known that Chicago has a high crime rate and its gun problems and gun laws. Those things are taken serious, however, to me it just reminds me that life is really short. You could be here today and gone tomorrow. Realizing that at a young age, reminded me to not dwell on things that are not worth my…

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    Some may say that a person's identity is all sorts of things but do people even know the meaning of identity. The true meaning of identity is yourself only you know you're true identity but were talking about like if someone were to first meet you what to do atomically think of when they meet you some say it's your family that impact who you are others say it's friends but I think it's your gender. I feel like identity is important because without it how would we think upon each other by looks?…

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    The concept of “self” and “society” has played an integral role in the shaping of history. Among various world traditions, the ways in which the concepts of “self” and “society” vary from culture to culture in how they are defined and interrelated. Each society places varying levels of emphasis on the ideals of individual achievement and societal good. These traditions promote specific values and “behaviors” to attain such. Three world traditions which have conceptualized the defining features…

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    Self expansion is simply put as starting a new relationship in hopes that it will lead to a period or a lifetime of self discovery. This is often found the most beneficial in a committed relationship wherein the two people tend to seek new adventures together. Though Miller would counter in his writing of Intimate Relationships, that self expansion however positive has it own set of drawbacks that are not always apparent at the start of the relationship. He goes so far as to state that “ Once a…

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    Mean To Me

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    Who am I, who are you, what is life? What does life mean to you? What life means to me is that you’re here to make a legacy. You’re here to make people remember you after for what you in life. I want to be remembered after I leave somewhere. For instance, schools I want them to say “I’m going to miss that youngster when he leaves”. I desire to transcend and be the greatest there is. In the final stretch of my 6th grade year at Epiphany Middle I was failing and not being the greatest I can, I…

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    Personal identity is the individual perception that a person has about herself or himself; it is the consciousness of existence. Talking about how I have develop my social identity,I can tell that I am a daughter, friend, sister and girlfriend. I consider myself a person with values and respectful towards others. I am a happy person and I like to cooperate in altruistic actions, I enjoy being able to help people in whatever way I can. I am a 22 year old student and I am also part of a music band…

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    They say you're identity is definable and recognizable; it's hard to find your identity, it's even harder to keep it. Experiences and obstacles define one's identity. This is shown through the eyes of the characters in the novel The Bluest Eye. This novel follows the life of a girl struggling to find her identity through different obstacles and events in her life. The past, other identities, and societal norms all builds and challenges one's identity. The past is a vital aspect that builds…

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    Identity is the characteristics, traits and personality that makes someone who they are. The article “Identity Politics Address Real Problems of Discrimination” by Imani Perry suggests that identity, apart from being a “personal possession” is a representation of how a group will be seeing in society. According to this view, different groups will either benefit or suffer the impediments that come along with their identities. Politics play an essential and important role on the way identities are…

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    finding themselves and rely on their parent's ideas to what they should do in their future. According to Marcia's Four Identity Statuses, that explains the statuses that can occur to the individual when the individual's future is determined by someone else. However, Piaget sees a different point of view and says that most young adolescents don't search for alternative identities and therefore moratorium becomes more common (Kail & Cavanaugh). One of my friends comes from a family where they are…

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