Sentence examples for essentialized identity from inspiring English sources
Through their formal innovations, these writers represent nationalism not as a monolithic or essentialized identity or body of people but as a cosmopolitical constellation of political, social, and cultural forces.
"However contested that term is, you're signaling a politic and not an essentialized identity".
"Sci-fi vibrates at the key intersections of modernism and postmodernism, with the macho sci-fi writers often reverting subconsciously to essentialized gender identities and behaviors," says Dr. Christine Boese, an assistant professor in English at Clemson University, who disliked the original "Star Trek" because "it was all about men and posturing".
This paper provides a critique of the essentialized assumptions about identity, culture and education that are found in contemporary peace education literature and explores the implications that these assumptions have for teacher education in conflict and post-conflict societies.
We essentially swap identities.
This is marked by studies of new pedagogy (Singh and Han 2014), studies of CFL teacher identities (e.g. Wang and Du 2014) and writing which represents critical enquiry into essentialized positions in Chinese studies (e.g., Dervin 2009; 2011).
Such experiences are shaped by varied and combined social identities concerning 'gender', 'class', 'race'ageand'cultureulture' (among other social categories); often characterized as essentialized features of the 'other' that delineate 'minoritization' or 'othering' processes [ 7].
Edward N. Luttwak speaks of an essentialized Islamic law that does not exist.
In the tradition of Simone de Beauvoir, they challenged the assumption of an "essentialized" feminine rooted in the corporeal.
The identity is my identity".
