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    Cultural identity is feeling or belonging to a group. For example Language, Religion, Jobs, or even daily life are some elements of culture. Your language is important so you can communicate with people like you. Religion is really important because more than likely you won’t get along with another tribe that doesn’t believe what you believe or believes the opposite. Clothing is also a cultural identity for example Tongan men wear sarong which is kind of like a skirt but for a man. By their clothing

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    Identity is a one word description of what the person is. It carries all the features of a person, the biotic and abiotic factors. People have different views of identities of each other. Moreover, different kinds of identities can be formed by person’s way of living, interacting and writing. According to Oyserman et al. (2012), self and identity influence our motivations, our way of thinking, and how we make sense of ourselves and others. They also influence one’s behavior and attitude in different

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    construct identity? What elements make up identity? How do we exhibit identity? This essay is to discuss where a person’s identity is derived from and how they portray those identities. A person’s identity cannot be defined simply by a single aspect of their lives such as religious beliefs but by a mixture of aspects and interactions that the person has. There are two theories that delve into the construction of a person’s identity; Social Identity theory and Identity theory. Hall defines identity as

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    What does it mean to disturb the universe? Disturbing the universe is performing any task, even the simplest like fetching the mail. The universe is intricate and constantly changing. Disturbing the universe is crucial to having a functioning society because if you are not disturbing the universe you are not living, everything you do disturbs the universe, disturbing the universe is necessary for the unity of society. I disturb the universe every day. Every miniscule detail about my day is affecting

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    Our poster depicting past and present elements of american identity illustrates how american ideals have changed over time, and what major events impacted them. The signing of the declaration of independence brought about the first ideals of the american identity, showing defiance of the monarchy and belief in democracy and representation. The constitution later solidified these beliefs in the second version of american governance, guaranteeing the rights of the american people and providing the

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    Elements Of My Identity

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    A person’s identity is formed based on a variety of different factors. Every day, each individual on this planet is currently developing the elements of establishing an actual identity. An identity can be built through culture, family, friends, personal experiences, aspirations, interests, and even genetics! Some aspects tend to have a greater impact on creating a persons’ identity, and other aspects tend to have greater importance in a persons’ life than others. These factors are what make each

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    My Identity Essay

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    My identity can be summarized by six key elements. Each element has helped shape me into the person I am today. Every decision and action I have made can be linked to the elements of my identity. Although there are many elements that can be found in my identity, my appearance and religion, along with being a Nebraskan, family member, student, and athlete, are the primary contributions to my identity. The first element of my identity starts externally with my appearance. Throughout my life, the

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    our culture that help convey our sense of identity. When I think of culture, I think of how people live or act, but it is more than that. Some of the elements that make up culture identity include race, religion, and even age. No one has the same cultural identity, which makes each of us unique. Although having different cultures may cause conflict, it makes up who we are. My cultural identity is mostly impacted by language, but that is only one of the element that makes up who I am. Language

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    culture, there are three elements of culture that has been commonly known in public. The first element is the idea or ideas or values, namely the thoughts that arise from a person, community or nation. This could be values, both in the form of excavation of the common values that appear in the society. The second element is the action, which is how one individual or community to think, communicate, act or perform activities of daily-activity. The third element is the product or the work

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    How Theme Shapes a Story

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    distilled retelling of a story. Theme gives a story a deeper meaning. The theme focuses the story and is the behind the scenes force that propels the story forward. In other words it gives the story purpose and shape. “Theme will attempt to hold all the elements of your story

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