Sentence examples for is aware of itself from inspiring English sources
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).
When kindness to the old is condescending, it is aware of itself as benignity while it asserts its power.
Of course we know that Kevin is not conscious, but we can't help thinking that something inside the puppet is aware of itself and the world around it.
The stores will have the Christmas theme, but it will be very clear that the country is aware of itself and aware of what's at stake.
Nor is it that objects of perception are intrusive in an electric way as they are under mescalin or lysergic acid… It is that the perceiving turns inward, the eyelids droop, the blood is aware of itself".
I cry all the time when I watch Glee because I don't know if it's satire or melodrama and that makes me feel like the writing is aware of itself, and that makes it OK to cry," he says.
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)?
Further, I doubt I'm alone in saying I've never thought that a puppet was aware of itself and the world around it — even in the case of Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy.
If we accept the bundle view, rejecting the common view of mind as a substance, as he thinks we must, then we are reduced to "accepting the paradox that something which ex hypothesi is but a series of feelings, can be aware of itself as a series" (Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy, Ch. XII, p. 194).
"Man is gifted with reason, he is life being aware of itself," writes Fromm.
It is the inability of the cultural unconsciousness to be aware of itself, that is, unable to be aware that culture is a human experience -- thereby pushing it away, ignoring it, or denying it in a multitude of ways.
