Sentence examples for practices of identity from inspiring English sources

In many practices of identity management, especially those that require integrating multiple data sources, it is often inevitable and tedious to deal with the problem of identity duplication.

Just as dominant groups in the culture at large insist that the marginalized integrate by assimilating to dominant norms, so within some practices of identity politics dominant sub-groups may, in theory and practice, impose their vision of the group's identity onto all its members.

Defenders of the right to cultural expression of minorities in multicultural states thus practice forms of identity politics that are both made possible by liberalism and sometimes in tension with it (see Laden and Owen eds. 2007).

Hence, a study is conducted to provide an understanding towards the importance of reclaiming the cultural landscape in order to protect three main aspects which are the traditions, local practices and sense of identity.

Thus, this form of land control not only leads to 'adverse incorporation', i.e. inclusion on disadvantageous terms [35, 62] but may also entail 'assimilation' when it denies and erases the cultural practices and symbols of identity that differentiate peasant agriculture from capitalist agro-industries.

We combine design data with compositional analyses to gain a greater understanding of ceramic production and circulation in this region and to evaluate the communities of practice and communities of identity reflected in pottery.

We argue that during this transitional time period examined here, producers of Santa Fe Black-on-white Black-on-white Black-on-white a form of identity maintenance across all of the villages in wereh intentionallyed.

Other researchers have explored 'cosmetic' surgery's precarious status between 'beauty practice', an 'expression of identity', and medical intervention in socio-cultural discourse [ 28, 29].

This course explores works where poets of color have treated racial identity as a means to destabilize literary ideals of beauty, mastery and the autonomy of the text while at the same time engaging in poetic practices that subvert conceptions of identity or authenticity.

The philosophy of Queer Thoughts also includes a commitment to artists who exist beyond even labeling their work "queer" but envision their practices beyond binary notions of identity.

This line of thinking does not leave any space for individuals who do not view their sexual practices through the grid of identity.