Essays on Individual Identity

The world is constantly changing and there is nothing one can do about it. Literature changes along with the rest of the world. Writers and artists dedicate what they do to show us what the world was like at a certain point in the world…

The act of remembrance is strategically used to explain a group’s past and to transform it into a reliable collective identity for the group’s present. In his foundational work, Realms of Memory, Pierre Nora defines memory as “subject to the dialectic of remembering and forgetting”…

A subculture is a group of individuals with the same interests that oppose social norms in society. it is a culture division within a larger culture with separate values and practices unique to them. They identify themselves semiotically, behaviourally and ideologically. Subcultures can have an…

Self-identity is a topic that many of us think we have mastered, but, in the real sense, we haven’t. Through exploring several studies, psychologist Tasha Eurich discovers that approximately 95 percent of people think they are self-aware, but only 10-15 percent of them truly are….

Introduction The aim of this essay is to address the existing conflict of racial discrimination, the reasoning behind why people of a certain race feels more privileged than the others, racial superiority and discussing it thoroughly backed up by Realistic Conflict Theory and Social Identity…

Everyone has multiple identities. Someone can be a parent, sibling, child, and friend, while at the same time they can be a customer, coach, coworker, and student. That same day, they can be someone cheering on a sports team or music team, or someone participating…

In the current societal landscape what does it mean to be an individual? Does society even allow its people to be and do whatever they want to do? All their lives people are taught about what not to do and what is “Right,” but is…

Each individual has a dynamic arrangement of characteristics that extraordinarily impact his or her behaviors, insights, inspirations, and feelings in various conditions. These interesting qualities make up a man’s identity. There has been a furious discussion on which factors impact identity improvement. The key question…

There are numerous potential individual, social, and societal advantages of fusing an emphasis on emotional intelligence, which has been appeared to be pliable (Cohen, 1999; Goleman, 1995; Topping, Holmes, and Bremmer, 2000), into advanced education. incorporation of classes on emotional intelligence in essential and auxiliary…

The ideology of motivating individuals goes back to the biblical era. Romans conducting the Battle of Alesia in 52 BC was one of Julius Caesar’s paramount victories over Switzerland, Belgium, France, and northern Italy expanding Roman territory. We cannot imagine the pre-war motivational speeches Julius…