Abstract How did work shape people's identity before industrial capitalism? It is a question that early modernists have never really got to grips with. Thanks decades of research by social and cultural historians, we now much better understanding how people in the past saw themselves labelled those around them. But until recently scholars modern England had surprisingly little say about person'...

background and purpose: personal identity is the sense of being distinct from other individuals, which is of paramount importance during adolescence. modern theories suggest that young adults perceive personal identity in different ways, and several factors affect this phenomenon. leisure time activities are a significant element during adolescence. this study aimed to evaluate the relationship...

the aim of this paper is to show that modern media are not totally independent of the older media and that there is, specifically, a kind of language transfer from older media such as television to the modern ones. although internet users enjoy relatively more freedom in the virtual reality public domains compared with real public domains, their political communications in negotiation rooms are...