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 1 Int,  1| threatening personal and cultural identities, and creating inferiority/
 2 Int,  1|         in relationship. How much identities, of persons and institutions,
 3 Int,  3|         the formation of vocation identities able to face change, in
 4 Int,  3|        damage individual cultural identities, that pluralism leads to
 5 Int,  3|        how to interact with other identities.~The planetary dimension
 6  1     |         individual and collective identities, relationships between men
 7  1,  5 |        differentiation from other identities (or fusion) in the contact
 8  1,  6 |        groups or in the different identities that compose it. It follows
 9  1,  6 |           social and/or religious identities. 16~ ~
10  1,  7 |           of alternative possible identities, through an “immersion”
11  2,  10|    designed. Upon impact with new identities therefore there is a re-defining
12  2,  10|         abandonment of preceding “identities”, if not absolutely a rupture,
13  2,  10|           archipelago of our many identities distributed over the course
14  2,  10|       ourselves with the various “identities” required by the different