The phrase "autonomy intimacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about relationships, psychology, or personal development, where the balance between independence and closeness is being explored.
Example: "In a healthy relationship, both partners should strive for autonomy intimacy, allowing each other space while maintaining a deep emotional connection."
Alternatives: "independent closeness" or "self-sufficient intimacy.".
Proposals that have been defended along these lines mention property rights, security, autonomy, intimacy or friendship, democracy, liberty, dignity, or utility and economic value.
Rather than attempting a comprehensive treatment of the subject, the privacy essayist identifies a distinctive value that privacy protects (ranging from dignity and autonomy to intimacy and friendship) and defends its value by using concrete examples and anecdotes from daily life.
Clearly, earlier theories of privacy that assumed the inviolability of physical walls no longer apply but as Nissenbaum argues, personal autonomy and intimacy require us to protect privacy nonetheless (Nissenbaum 1997).
After weeks and months of following a conductor's lead, many orchestral players long for the autonomy and the intimacy of chamber music.
Based on the scale for the general population, we add in important questions relative to older subjects (such as Intimacy, Autonomy, Social participation and Death and dying).
For older subjects, the World Health Organization Quality of Life Group WHOQOL Groupp) derived the World Health Organization Quality of Life Instrument-Older Adults Module (WHOQOL-OLD) from WHOQOL-BREF by adding specific items important to the seniors such as intimacy, autonomy and death.
More intimacy, less autonomy".
We want intimacy and autonomy, security and stimulation, reassurance and novelty, coziness and thrills.
For the proprietors, being out of public view and restricting access offers greater autonomy and much more intimacy with clients.
I knew older couples who slept in separate bedrooms, an arrangement that unsettled me as a newlywed but now struck me as a sound approach to running the chute between intimacy and autonomy over the course of 50 years.
Six domains are represented: sensory function (SF); intimacy (Int); autonomy (Aut); social participation (SP); past, present, and future activities (PPF); and death and diet (D&D).
