This article extends Hawisher and Sullivan's work by investigating how faculty-designed homepages situate identity in relation to the academy.
Nonetheless, she does want to situate identity generally, and gendered identity more specifically, within the purview of the subject's multiple and ambiguous social identifications.
Using grounded theory methodology, the category of Situating Identity is further explored by looking specifically at the condition called Generation in the United States and Familial Influences and the impact this condition has on how Latino first-year students situate their ethnic identity.
"Stone Butch Blues is by now a classic novel that uses the rhetoric of class war and worker solidarity to situate transgender identity firmly within an unfolding narrative of late capitalism," Halberstam said, "Feinberg was an uncompromising idealist, a staunch defender of the dispossessed, a model of queer radicalism, and a revolutionary to the end.
Bishop Henry McNeal Turner, Marcus Garvey, James Cone, and others have long seized and situated the ontological identity of Jesus as that of being black.
She argues against the notion of crossing from one category to another in light of the proliferation of such identities situated at alleged "crossings" (1994, 212).
Every page is informed by an acute sense of his multiple identities, which situated him at once within and apart from the worlds he inhabited.
Abani's exploration of personal, familial and cultural identities, all situated in conversation with questions of larger social significance, have created a work of great depth, compassion and insight.
Through the merging of Labov's high-point analysis with Bamberg's positioning analysis, the book focuses on the situated discursive performativity of identities, and draws attention to the complex and at times conflicting positions within the life narratives.
Thus, the development of a professional identity is not unlike the development of a personal identity but is situated in the context of a discipline and thus framed by the "rules of membership" of that discipline.
