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The 17 pages that link to Identity, each with the reason it gives.

• MetaphysicsRelated: Metaphysics asks what makes something remain itself through change.

• Self-conceptNarrower topic: Self-concept contributes to the broader question of who someone understands themselves to be.

• DissociationRelated: Disruptions in identity are central to some dissociative symptoms.

• Psychological horrorNarrower topic: The genre often makes uncertainty about personal identity more frightening than physical danger.

• OntologyRelated: An inventory of what exists must address when two descriptions pick out one entity.

• ParmenidesRelated: His denial of real change presses the problem of whether a thing can differ from itself over time.

• AnagnorisisRelated: Recognition often turns on discovering who a character is or how characters are related.

• Axiom of extensionalityRelated: The axiom characterizes when two sets stand in this relation.

• DoppelgängerRelated: Doppelgängers unsettle the assumption that appearance reliably identifies a person.

• PersonaNarrower topic: A persona is one public or fictional form of identity.

• The Garden PartyRelated: As Hugo changes his speech and role, the play tests whether a stable self remains beneath them.

• Cindy ShermanRelated: Her transformations ask whether identity persists beneath appearances or is made through them.

• Alice’s Adventures in WonderlandRelated: Alice repeatedly questions who she is as her body, memories, and surroundings change.

• Charlie KaufmanRelated: Characters repeatedly confront divided, borrowed, or uncertain selves in Kaufman’s screenplays.

• Patrick ModianoRelated: His characters often investigate uncertain names, biographies, and personal histories.

• Philosophical logicRelated: Formal treatments of identity expose disputes about substitution and persistence.

• William WilsonNarrower topic: The story asks whether the narrator can remain himself while denying his double’s claims.