PART B: What does this evolution in how we understand the identities of Superman suggest about how society’s view of identity changed over time?

COMMONLIT article: superman's secret identity

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The evolution of how we understand the identities of Superman suggests that society's view of identity is subjective, the society takes identity at face value regardless of other evidences.

Explanation:

Superman's secret identity and its evolution suggests how the society really views the question of identity.

So even though Clark Kent bears a striking resemblance to Superman the two identities are not seen as even remotely interchangeable, because no one has any reason to believe Superman has a secret identity (he wears no mask), and Clark Kent carries himself differently in every way.

So, people see and accept what they want and ignore any anomaly. You can present yourself as one thing and yet appear as an entirely different thing, and no one will question it.

After all we all see people who resemble someone else, but whom we otherwise see in entirely different situations so therefore we have no reason to think they might be the same person living two different lives.

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