Behind contemporary hostility to immigration lies a sense of the dissolution of such identity, of the erosion of common values.
The collapse of the polarity between East and West is as fundamental to Miyawaki's identity as the erosion of distinctions between male and female.
Mr. S. said that has discovered that he's suffering from what Paul Desmond, the alto saxophonist calls "erosion of identity.
Wild begins as a play about the dilemma of a whistleblower; it ends as a drama about the erosion of identity.
What I've found while making this series is that if tourism ends up having more power than the people and place playing host, the result is resentment, and often an erosion of identity.
This talk will also focus on how the dynamicity and malleability of rural caste boundaries were intelligently used by the smelting community to enhance their caste status and survive the erosion of identity after the final decline their craft.
In Cameron's view, the "process of radicalization" that prompted someone like Mohammad Sidique Khan, a thirty-year-old primary-school teaching assistant from Dewsbury, to blow up a train was a crisis of identity, precipitated by the erosion of the British character.
Becoming a prisoner means an erosion of identity: Numbers are used as names and uniforms replace clothes.
She said she found it strange we are "enthusiastically embracing" the possible erosion of our identity through social networking sites, since those that use such sites can lose a sense of where they themselves "finish and the outside world begins".
He thinks that these groups are responsible for an incipient erosion of national identity, a development that he views with an alarm that, while it is virtually unqualified, is somewhat underexplained.
The studio will explore how reflective nostalgia may offer a new model for adaptive reuse in the context of China where the erosion of cultural identity and local heritage have come as a consequence of rapid urbanization.
