Sentences with phrase «multiple identity systems»

The story becomes a vehicle through which the artist explores his biography; Jack who perilously thieves his new way of living and Shim - Boyle, like many 1.5 and second - generation individuals, who must precariously grab on and assimilate to multiple identity systems.

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Since the nineteenth century, the dominant view in political theory has been that political systems made up of multiple public spheres, each with different social and political identities are likely to struggle for legitimacy.

Finally, FIFA on mobile had reached something resembling its own identity - not to mention having a monetisation system that supported multiple levels of genuinely enticing purchase over long periods.

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Her work enters spaces of meaning determined by a global network and the negotiation of identity that occurs when confronted with multiple systems.

In a recently released report, «National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace» [PDF], the White House proposes the creation of a voluntary system in which citizens, government agencies, and businesses could register, permitting the secure provision of multiple services and commercial transactions.

This system was designed at a time when diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder (then multiple personality disorder) was primarily based in attempts to elicit alter self states, often by using hypnosis or similar intrusive methods.