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Sheng Wen,Albert Zomaya,Laurence T. Yang like interpretations of texts. Just as Gadamer insists on the situated, purposeful, and partial nature of textual interpretation, so Warnke insists the same is true for our identities. Warnke argues that there is never one single identity that is true for all times and for all places and therefore

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Yi-Chun Wang,Justie Su-Tzu Juantegration and interaction among our legion identities. We need to conceive identity pluralism as entailing the productive integration of our multiple identities without appealing to a dominant or mega identity. The best way to understand how to integrate our multiple identities is dialogically. Draw

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-13136-3rd-person perspective (i.e., history, tradition, power, or society) defines one’s identities. A hermeneutic approach affirms the circular nature of identity formation and suggests that identities are formed at the rotary of one’s psychic desires and one’s socio-historical tradition. To explain how a