Identity (Philosophical concept)
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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Hyphenated, 2024
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Identifier: cw_2024spring_boateng_samantha.pdf
Overview
"A hyphen is a bridge; it links together different elements, allowing its bearer to straddle those spaces simultaneously. In identity, the hyphen connects, creating a complex bond where, previously, one would not exist. Hyphenated explores this concept of duality while navigating physical and psychological spaces. In Hyphenated's pieces, the speakers are mothers, daughters, immigrants, children, and more, attempting to define who they are and where they belong. This body of work questions...
Dates:
2024
Lost And Other Stories, 2024
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Identifier: cw_2024spring_kenig-ziesler_lucia.pdf
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"This thesis is a collection of five stories that contemplate themes of identity and belonging, often in the context of complex family or relationship dynamics. These stories usually focus around protagonists at a crucial, often vulnerable, point in their lives, making many of these stories "coming of age" works." -- Abstract
Dates:
2024
Navigating Teen Girl Identity in the Digital Age Through Applied Theatre, 2024
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Identifier: te_2024spring_gitten_victoria.pdf
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"In the era of social media, Applied Theatre empowers adolescent girls through the #i-am project at a suburban middle school in Massachusetts. This thesis explores using theatre to delve into the intersection of social media and identity among girls. Through six workshops featuring activities such as creative writing, role work, and kinesthetic strategies, the project fosters face- to-face communication and encourages girls to challenge biased messaging, providing a safe space for...
Dates:
2024