Sentence examples for proponents of identity from inspiring English sources
Proponents of identity politics have suggested that poststructuralism is politically impotent, capable only of deconstruction and never of action (Hartsock 1998, 205 226).
(Cf. Adams's 'Moderate Haecceitism' (1979, 24 26).) It was argued above that the proponent of transworld identity without non-trivial individual essences faces the prospect of bare ('ungrounded') identities across possible worlds.
It is fair to say that there is no consensus about how the proponent of transworld identity should respond to the transitivity problem posed by Chandler's example.
If so, the proponent of transworld identity (as opposed to counterpart theory) appears to be left with two options: the denial of the tolerance principle, and the acceptance of bare identities, although it may be argued that the acceptance of bare identities can be made more palatable in such a case by the adoption of a non-transitive accessibility relation between possible worlds.
But militant proponents of that Kurdish identity — a rebel group based in part in northern Iraq — threaten to complicate further progress on the very rights for which they claim to fight, many here say.
Still, academic proponents of queer theory and others have nudged the playwright toward the arena of identity politics, defining him as an eminent gay historical figure -- and even a convenient one.
These questions are just as pressing for proponents of minimal materialism who reject token-identities of mental and physical events.
(1986, 198) A natural reaction to Lewis's challenge is to point out that a proponent of transworld identity who is not a Lewisian realist will typically reject Lewis's counterpart theory on the grounds that his counterpart relation does not have the logic of identity.
Provide proof of identity.
