Lederer depicted their childhood — spent on the campus of a tony Episcopal boarding school in New Hampshire — as marked by constant class consciousness and pained proximity to erudition.
If the nation's worst terrorist attack is fading in many memories as its seventh anniversary approaches, it remains an everyday reality for these victims, etched in their changed appearance, their constant pain, their consciousness that they are both deeply lucky and unfathomably unlucky.
I am incredulous, even as I'm just beginning to see how deeply misogyny runs in my own veins, like a constant stream of consciousness. .
Through his hilarious and constant stream-of-consciousness monologues and asides, Walter Snow reveals all the insecurity, anxiety, fear and sporadic insanity that are the tools of the trade, from writer's block to the writing that won't stop.
But what if our ideas are, rather, as Virginia Woolf imagined consciousness: a constant flicker of different and self-cancelling perceptions, entertained for a moment and then exchanged for other ones?
To maintain consciousness, a constant supply of O2 and energy to the brain and continuous removal of metabolic waste, such as CO2, is needed.
This required constant monitoring and self-consciousness, whilst guarding against 'going native' (Guba 1981).
It's significant that juice cleanses are more popular with women, which Orbach suggests could be because of "our constant bombardment with weight-consciousness" and the fact that "we are addicted to the idea of a quick fix".
It's significant that juice cleanses are more popular with women, which Susie Orbach suggests could be because of "our constant bombardment with weight-consciousness" and the fact that "we are addicted to the idea of a quick fix".
