If we adopt a language that allows the formation of plural terms we can unproblematically define a plural identity relation that holds between pluralities of objects too.
For the first time in the community's history, it's acceptable to integrate "gamer" into the plurality of identities that any person sustains at one time.
The main hope of harmony lies not in any imagined uniformity, but in the plurality of our identities, which cut across each other and work against sharp divisions into impenetrable civilizational camps.
These sketches suggest the possibility, then, of a plurality of relations between identity and ethics.
Sexual and gender plurality, sexual preference, sexual identity and "coming out" thus became an important indicator of a so called "developed" society.
It then confects a new category, the latte-sipping ruling Democratic elite containing the plurality of categories of progressive identity politics including, notably in an election like this, women.
This stage poses risks to the graphic designerś identity and the plurality which the university ostensible embraces.
There are no transsexuals" (1994, 212) in order to underline the plurality of ways in which gender (as identity and desire central) can be "fictionalized".
Although Socrates' investigation of knowledge becomes more abstract when he introduces being, not-being, likeness and unlikeness, identity and difference, unity and plurality, to this group he adds the fine and the base, the good and the bad (185c-186a).
Nevertheless, an examination of selected colonial influences and national architectural identities reveals much about the diversity and plurality of postcolonial Africa.
