Closed lemaka closed 6 years ago
Points of interest from "Not One" article:
• "We understood identity as neither unitary nor immutable, and as much related to representational acts as to the lived experiences into which those representations blur" (14). ^^ Considering CWRC's critical examination on the topic, including “identity” in the tagset acknowledges its significance/validity as well as unstable/social constructivist understandings of the term and its use.
• "in the spirit of Irigaray’s simultaneous subversion of and participation in the dominant representational framework, the project sought to use markup to label, while putting the act of labelling, as a means of fixing identity, under erasure" (14). ^^ Methodology is actively anti-essentialist without dismissing identification terms that are significant to understanding subjective (and other) understandings of selfhood(...?). We will eventually be incorporating semiotic theories in relation to labels (e.g. Derrida's slipperiness of signifiers, and meaning understood relationally through difference/différance) into Ontology preamble and/or future publications.
• "[The self-definition] approach to encoding author identities, as it turned out, allows for the emergence of non-narrative, collaboratively produced representations of identity as shifting, intersectional, and always already relational" (16). ^^ In attaching "gender" or "race" to "identity" (becoming "Race Identity" for example), the preceding terms become adjectives and thusly instances of identity as a thing rather than things unto themselves.
• "Orlando’s contributors have described and marked up the intersectional identities of more than 1300 writers. They can be accessed through searches in terms of their identities and those identities can also be represented as multiple, shifting, complex" (18-19). ^^ Including the term "identity" could help make this multiplicity/slipperiness more explicit.
@antimony27 , could you contact Connie and review the above re: tacking on 'identity' to CFs?
Note: Changes will also have to reflect onto the definitions and possible uris Some Classes to look at:
Decision: we are going w "identity" for the predicates (eg. hasGenderIdentity), but NOT for the instances (eg. we would only say "Scottish"), NOR Contexts (eg. hasGenderContext).
These are the changed english labels
#hasGender => has gender identity
#hasGenderSelfReported => has gender identity (self-reported)
#hasGenderReported => has gender identity (reported)
#hasNationality => has national identity
#hasNationalitySelfReported => has national identity (self-reported)
#hasNationalityReported => has national identity (reported)
#hasRaceColour => has race or colour identity
#hasRaceColourSelfReported => has race or colour identity (self-reported)
#hasRaceColourReported => has race or colour identity (reported)
#hasEthnicity => has ethnic identity
#hasEthnicitySelfReported => has ethnic identity (self-reported)
#hasEthnicityReported => has ethnic identity (reported)
#hasSexuality => has sexual identity
#hasSexualitySelfReported => has sexual identity (self-reported)
#hasSexualityReported => has sexual identity (reported)
@lemaka can you confirm that identity is not to be attached to the following properties and respective subproperties
French labels and definitions will need to also modified to reflect these changes
label for hasSocialClass to become has Class Identity
On Apr 26, 2018, at 3:05 PM, Alliyya Mo notifications@github.com wrote:
@lemaka https://github.com/lemaka can you confirm that identity is not to be attached to the following properties and respective subproperties
hasLinguisticAbility hasNationalHeritage hasNativeLinguisticAbility hasPoliticalAffiliation hasReligion hasSocialClass — You are receiving this because you were assigned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/cwrc/ontology/issues/311#issuecomment-384756098, or mute the thread https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAhUoJsre_YR_vDi55bqRmIBgFo-k22Hks5tshp2gaJpZM4TQ0p7.
for reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypatia_transracialism_controversy