The phrase "arguments of self" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing personal beliefs, motivations, or internal debates, but clarity may be lacking.
Example: "In her essay, she explored the arguments of self that shaped her identity and choices."
Alternatives: "personal arguments" or "self-arguments".
It has been used to support legal arguments of self-defense, diminished responsibility, or insanity when a woman is accused of murdering or assaulting her batterer, committing a crime under his coercion, or provoking the behaviour the batterer is on trial for.
Then, in the face of national outrage, when charges were brought, arguments of self-defense were mounted.
The GPG concept, discovered by the aid community in the late 1990s, can be a powerful tool in promoting global health because it marshals arguments of self-interest.
The war in Afghanistan was waged on the argument of self-defence, while the air strikes against Libya two years ago were supported by UN security council resolutions.
More precisely, the Arendt Center and its supporters have resorted to using the single stock argument of self-proclaimed free-speech advocates: accusing the other side of attempting censorship.
The first week of the trial featured testimony from prosecution witnesses that in many instances bolstered Mr. Zimmerman's argument of self-defense rather than the state's case, the analysts said.
Norway was occupied by Germany to afford her bases from which a more effective attack on England and France might be made, pursuant to plans prepared long in advance of the Allied plans which are now relied on to support the argument of self-defense.
The argument of self-defence may be strengthened by the co-operation of key regional states in the operation against Syria.
In court, Durst's high-powered attorneys laid out an elaborate argument of self-defense, followed by panic -- that won over a jury.
From the patient's perspective he seems to allow an argument of self-determination when he states, "I possess the members of my body, my life, only so long as I will to possess them" [ 20].
In addition, Kemmelmeier et al. [ 18] liaised the pro-euthanasia-argument of self-determination by showing that individualists (people who value being unique and independent) had rather positive opinions with regard to euthanasia acceptability, and those with authoritarian mindsets (people who value strict discipline and order) had more negative attitudes.
