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As people interact with one another, they mark their identity through language. Identity is typically who an individual is, or the qualities of an individual or group which make them different from others. According to Norton (2013), identity is the way one understands his or her relationship with the world and how that relationship is constructed across space and time. Bucholtz and Hall (2010) simply define identity as the social positioning of the self and the other. Block (2006) notes that it is socially constructed, self-conscious, ongoing narrative as an individual performs, interprets, and projects in dress, bodily movement, actions, and language. Social identity involves participants‟ roles, positions, relationships, reputations, and other dimensions of social personae, which are conventionally linked to affective and epistemic stances (Ochs& Capps 1996).

Marking Identity through Language in Social Media Discourse by Chuka University Students