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Ahn Posted 19 years ago
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about the term 'double-consciousness'

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0 Double consiousness is not an expression I'm familiar with. The closest expression I can think of that describes someone who isn't sure of who, or what, they are is "identity crisis". That would fit for anybody who can't decide whether they identify more with the country they've come from, or the country they now live in.

— Tidus

  • 0 Double consiousness is not an expression I'm familiar with.
  • The closest expression I can think of that describes someone who isn't sure of who, or what, they are is "identity crisis".
  • That would fit for anybody who can't decide whether they identify more with the country they've come from, or the country they now live in.
  • They would be classed as having "an identity crisis".
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0 Double consiousness is not an expression I'm familiar with. The closest expression I can think of that describes someone who isn't sure of who, or what, they are is "identity crisis". That would fit for anybody who can't decide whether they identify more with the country they've come from, or the country they now live in. They would be classed as having "an identity crisis". 0-
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0Identity crises will be good I think. 05002br
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