The phrase "aware of itself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing self-awareness, consciousness, or introspection, often in philosophical or psychological discussions.
Example: "The concept of a being that is aware of itself raises intriguing questions about the nature of consciousness."
Alternatives: "self-aware" or "conscious of itself".
If I could go crazy, if I could will that on myself, I might not know how badly off I am, how awful is this awareness that is irremediably aware of itself.
They provide powerful evidence of animal intelligence, learning, and self-awareness (defined not by whether the animal can recognize itself in a mirror -- Safina ridicules this as too narrow a measure of self-awareness -- but whether the animal is aware of itself as a unique being separate from others).
Why, then, do we seem to experience what Mead refers to as a "running current of awareness," that is, an ego that appears to be aware of itself as it acts and thinks, if the "I" is not immediately aware of itself (SS in SW, 144)?
The running current of awareness, then, is not due to the "I" being immediately aware of itself.
Conscience thus manifests in Buddhism as unselfish love for all living beings which gradually intensifies and awakens to a purer awareness where the mind withdraws from sensory interests and becomes aware of itself as a single whole.
"I think it's too aware of itself," he says.
Indeed the drama community needs to be more aware of pricing itself out of the market when documentaries can offer good ratings and satisfying narratives at a lower cost.
Recruited to be a lecturer on a group tour of Indonesia, Edward M. Bruner decided to make the tourists aware of tourism itself.
In the process, you hone your ability to think in ways that can make you more aware of life itself.
We're not aware of the conflict itself — we're not aware that we have a repressed desire — but we are aware of our anxiety.
Most have never heard of the three lists of precursors and toxic chemicals (schedules 1 3) in the CWC, even if they are aware of the convention itself.
