It's as if I am running a technology company, says Tajuddin by New Straits Times

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“It's a part of what I am, but not all of who I am”: A qualitative study of identity formation in adolescents and emerging adults with type 1 diabetes by Marianne Vie Ingersgaard, Dan Grabowski, Ingrid Willaing, Tine Tjørnhøj-Thomsen

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Why am I afraid to tell you who I am?/ by 184672 Powell, John

I am the central park jogger : a story of hope and possibility / by Meili, Trisha

When I am an old woman I shall wear purple / by Martz, Sandra

'I Am In No Way This’: Troll Hunters and Pragmatic Digital Self-Reference by Michael Lee Humphrey

“…Such distances can range from some version of the sentiment, "I am in no way this kind of person" to a comfortable coupling between online-offline selves, even during public shaming. …”
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?I Am Interested!?: The Voices of the Community and Their Participation in Health Advisory Boards by Sylk Sotto-Santiago, Sarah Wiehe, Gina Claxton, Gavin Stamper, Lindsey Delp, Brenda Hudson, Dustin Lynch, Sharon Moe

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“I Am Not Punjabi, My Parents Are”: Degradation of the Language of Dominant Majority by Sham Haidar, Tehreem Wali, Tehreem Tahir, Mehwish Parveen

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“I Am the Zebra”: One woman’s five-year quest for the truth by Missy Adams, Solomon Adams

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“Who do you say that I am?” Truth in Narrative Identity by Inês Pereira Rodrigues

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I am burnout now! Factors leading to burnout in university students by Leman Korkmaz, Deniz Derin Yurtören, Tuna Tümözen

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“I AM OFFLINE”: MEASURING BARRIERS TO OPEN ONLINE LEARNING IN THE PHILIPPINES by Dave E. Marcial, Rey Dennis B. Caballero, Jeambe B. Rendal, Gereo A. Patrimonio

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I am the River! Wanda by Zuzanna Orlińska, Literary Tradition and Hydrofeminism by Magdalena Bednarek

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Hello, it’s NoelleTM. I think I am in labour… by Susan James

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I am Calm: Towards a Psychoneurological Evaluation of ABC Ringtones by John N.A. Brown, Jorge Oliveira, Saskia Bakker

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Insights for Internists: “I Want the Computer to Know Who I Am” by Delbanco, Tom, Ahern, David K., Walker, Jan, Le, Lan Xuan

“…Participants want computers to bring them customized health information and advice: “I want the computer to know who I am.” They desire unfettered access to their health record: “I don’t know if I want to read [my entire record], but I want to have it.” …”
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"I think therefore I am” : memories and individuality in dystopian novels by Eng, Louisa Siew Lynn

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"I serve therefore I am": youth and generative politics in India by Jeffrey, C, Dyson, J

“…Much recent academic literature emphasizes the ubiquity of narrowly self-interested patronage politics in South Asia, Africa, and Latin America, as captured in the saying sometimes attributed to politicians in Cameroon: ‘I graze therefore I am’. But in specific moments or conjunctures more ‘civic’ forms of politics come to light, perhaps especially among youth. …”

‘And you shall know that I am the Lord’: The Wanderer and The Book of Ezekiel by Burns, R

The complexity of Malay Muslim identity in Dina Zaman’s I am Muslim by Jerome, Collin

“…This paper explores the complexity of Malay Muslim identity, particularly queer Malay Muslims who are featured in Dina Zaman‟s I am Muslim. Using the theories and research relating to ethnic, racial, and sexual identity, the paper analyses the markers and strategies employed by queer Malay Muslims in constructing their identities as well as the tensions and conflicts they experience in formulating a Malay Muslim identity marked by queerness. …”
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