The phrase "articles of self" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing personal identity or self-reflection, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In her essay, she explored the articles of self that define who we are as individuals."
Alternatives: "aspects of self" or "elements of self".
Henderson is also credited with having written the Cumberland Compact, the articles of self-government adopted by the settlers.
None of the articles on self-testing for STIs discusses coercion or presents evidence of risk behavior as a result of self-testing.
This article contains reports of self harm, which may be confronting for some people.
I've got it - why not write a series of articles about self-made millionaires in the UK?
Even for those of us, like me and most of you reading this article, who understand the importance of self appreciation and self love, the act of expressing and experiencing love for ourselves can be tricky.
Marin, LA: This article just reeks of self-entitlement and impatience that many people have developed in the digital era.
Sarah has written articles for Succeed Magazine, Inner Self, The Art of Healing, The Huffington Post, Insight and Vision Magazine.
The article focuses on discussing different concepts of self as based on the philosophical accounts.
Notwithstanding these difficulties, the convention proved to be the preferred mode for the very reason that made major revision or replacement of the Articles necessary in the first place: the government constituted by the Articles seemed as incapable of self-rectification as it was of energetic governance.
This is followed by an array of articles and self-help programs that all promise to do the same thing: reveal your life purpose.
He is a historian who intervenes in politics; a leftie who has skewered such greats of leftwing historiography as Eric Hobsbawm (in one of the most gobsmacking New York Review of Books articles of recent years), and a self-proclaimed fan of specialism who turns out essays on anything from Israel to Arthur Koestler to the bus service in postwar London.
