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... identity is replaced by another , the old one is irrevocably lost . Saladin , before his transformation , inclines toward this view when he considers that he has put his old self behind him and replaced it with his new , English identity ...
... identity is replaced by another , the old one is irrevocably lost . Saladin , before his transformation , inclines toward this view when he considers that he has put his old self behind him and replaced it with his new , English identity ...
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... identity , he now has identity written over identity , the new selves overlaying the old and creating rich , new hybrid identities . This is the ideal of hybrid identity proposed by Rushdie . Notes 1. In a similar vein , Diane Price ...
... identity , he now has identity written over identity , the new selves overlaying the old and creating rich , new hybrid identities . This is the ideal of hybrid identity proposed by Rushdie . Notes 1. In a similar vein , Diane Price ...
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... identity of the nation - state . Defined by the emergence of a body politic and a national language , the nation - state must continually maintain the legitimacy of its identity as a subject through encounters with an Other , who ...
... identity of the nation - state . Defined by the emergence of a body politic and a national language , the nation - state must continually maintain the legitimacy of its identity as a subject through encounters with an Other , who ...
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