self-identification
noun
Origin of self-identification
Examples from the Web for self-identification
Contemporary Examples of self-identification
Magnificent sporting events, like the Super Bowl, bring out fierce loyalties and unusual modes of self-identification.
Plus, when it comes to polling, party label is a matter of self-identification.
Remember, this is self-identification ("press 1if you're a Democrat").
He still believes strongly in democracy, secularism, Palestinian self-identification, and the potential of the Left.
Historical Examples of self-identification
He needs help in choosing a job, because self-identification is dependent upon some kind of occupational identity.
Herein is LoveReuel L. Howe
There are probably as many political tongues as there are circumstances of self-identification within a society.
The Civilization of IlliteracyMihai Nadin
That is, the identity of one entity is related to the identity of others in relation to which self-identification takes place.
The Civilization of IlliteracyMihai Nadin
They are dramatic soliloquies; but the poet's self-identification with each of his creations, in turn, remains incomplete.
From Chaucer to TennysonHenry A. Beers
Neutral ships, in order to escape attack by German submarines had to resort to unusual methods of self-identification.