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   <title>Music and the Dynamic Construction of Identity in “Stay True”</title>
   <author>Leigh Wilton &amp; Dominique Vuvan, Associate Professors, Department of Psychology</author>
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   <description>BY LEIGH WILTON &amp; DOMINIQUE VUVAN, ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS, DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY| In Stay True, Hua Hsu describes a point in his life when music was everything – including a means of constructing an idealized “enlightened” version of himself. He writes with vivid detail about the ways in which he actively searched for obscure albums, which became a calling card for his identity.</description>
   <pubDate>Tue, 01 Jul 2025 00:00:28 -0800</pubDate>
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