'identity loss' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the feeling of having lost one's identity, either due to external factors or internal changes. For example, "The refugee experienced a sense of identity loss and displacement after having to leave her home country."
Temporality and Identity Loss Due to Alzheimer's Disease / Celia J. Orona -- 16.
Second, trolling – like other forms of computer-mediated communication – unleashes people's impulses by providing anonymity and temporary identity loss.
It approaches its themes – the nature of identity, loss, history, mortality – obliquely, with studied uncertainty, ludic indirection and a linguistic exuberance that identifies its author as one of the most refreshing novelists writing today.
A first novel that turns on Indian captivity (as other novels have done, notably works by Fenimore Cooper and Thomas Berger, so well the subject fits "modern" themes of isolation and identity loss).
(MacAdam/Cage, $23.) A first novel that turns on Indian captivity (as other novels have done, notably works by Fenimore Cooper and Thomas Berger, so well the subject fits "modern" themes of isolation and identity loss).
The initial excitement of an exotic new posting can turn to culture shock, loneliness, identity loss and depression, and it is often the employee's spouse and children — without the familiar routine of work — who are most affected.
53 Charmaz, exploring the "self-identity loss" concept as a product of the interactions between the individual and others, emphasized the importance of the context of the individual faced with chronic illness and of social interactions.
Surveillance as presently discussed is middle class-identity-loss-social capital and symbolic damage based.
The injuries forced me to deal with the identity-loss of not playing rugby, and to ask myself: 'Who are you if you're not playing rugby?' Everything you've built is about how people see you, but that's not who you are".
It leads to breakdowns in cultural identity, and loss of status, and perhaps most importantly a loss of respect.
She sings about lost love, about Latin American identity, about loss and about hope, turning ballads into grand statements.
