Sentence examples for rigid identity from inspiring English sources

They are unlikely to unite as a coherent third force of politics, but have great veto power over national matters.Yet some voters are beginning to drift away from the rigid identity politics of old.

In an Observant model, the viewer does not inherit a rigid identity within the story.

Through its movement, the subject is not a rigid identity, but always developing, reconfiguring itself through the interplay of drives and language, in the tensions between body and mirror image and between mirror image and self.

Being-two is counterposed to the metaphysical alteration between the one and the many, with its incessant oscillation between the essentialism of a rigid identity and the laissez-faire contingency, independent of any determining essence, of unlimited multiplicity and atomistic individualism.

Punk was quite loose and creative, but skinhead became a much more rigid identity.

It takes time to figure out who you are, and in the queer community there's even more pressure to have a rigid, fixed identity with a label like "gay," "bi," "trans," "lesbian," or "pansexual".

Lebanon's illness — rigid identities that breed parochial chauvinisms — is becoming less and less the exception.

And the theory was frequently lumped in with identity politics, despite its bedrock claim that rigid identities like gayness don't exist.

"Rigid notions of identity isn't good for anybody – men, women, gay, straight, transgender, or otherwise," he wrote.

The hardcore revolutionaries — who rejected compromising the revolution's Islamic identity, rigid strictures, and their own powers — began eating away at Rafsanjani's power.

Reading this book alongside Han Bang­qing's Sing-Song Girlss of Shanghai" or Kazuo Ishiguro's "When We Were Orphans" is an object lesson in how Communism erased China's local histories (even the history of a great cosmopolis) and imposed a rigid new national identity in their place.