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    Writing your World Week 1 - Drafting your definition
    (2017-12-01) Hunma, Aditi; Nomdo, Gideon
    This video focuses on writing your own definition. It looks at how the three students individually defined identity based on the prior videos. This is video 8/9 in week 1 of the Writing your World course.
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    Writing your World Week 1 - How do definitions work?
    (2017-12-01) Hunma, Aditi; Nomdo, Gideon
    This video focuses on the role of definitions when it comes to identity. It goes on to consider and discuss what a definition is. It also touches on the importance and role of definitions. The video then discusses the importance of context when it comes to definitions. This is video 7/9 in week 1 of the Writing your World course.
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