aspect of identity

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These are distinct, although equally important aspects of identity.
Among the 10 who did respond, five stressed the subjective aspects of identity, four its social parameters, and one defined identity as an existential phenomenon.
Two more respondents insist on the contextual aspects of identity.
Three perspectives in particular showed how aspects of identity could be connected to deep learning.
The fact that gender is co-constructed with other aspects of identity is not just noise.
Vernacular construction is evolutionary and contains key, a priori, aspects of identity and place.
Other identities, or aspects of identity, are presented as secondary or insignificant.
I am interested in showing how speakers might make "womanness" matter less than other aspects of identity for strategic purposes.
Three respondents stressed the structural aspects of identity: it lies at a deeper level than surface cultural and linguistic phenomena.
Clothing can thus play an important part in signalling or erasing aspects of identity.
The most recent of these efforts focus on myriad aspects of identity by addressing how they shape individuals' identities and how they connect individuals into groups.
Age, like other aspects of identity, comprises both an objective and a subjective dimension.
Aboriginal politicians who, in contrast with most other individuals, are prone to be influenced by academic and bureaucratic categories of thought, rather stress the collective aspects of identity.
I use the term 'ghost' to describe those concepts and aspects of identity that are denied within the dominant philosophies of law but which cannot be extinguished.
Ecker t's ethnographic /sociolinguistic work (1989, 1999) in preadolescent and adolescent communities of practice illustrates ways in which gender and other aspects of identity are co-constructed.
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