Sentence examples for its self-representation from inspiring English sources

There are many cultural arguments as to why this may be, including the maturing and souring of America as a global superpower and cultural hegemon and so in its self-representation, or the general, gradual decline in idealism that accompanied the end of the cold war.

Since, self-related or self-directed contents concerning a self-reference effect (SRE), i.e. the fact that stimuli that are related to one's own self (e.g. a scalpel for a surgeon) show a superiority of memory recall in contrast to those that are not directed to the self [ 13], may not be confounded with the scope of self-specificity (the I as "representing self" not in its "self-representation").

Not merely a product of a closed system of French cinematic self-celebration and self-perpetuation, "My Golden Days" is more or less its perfect self-representation, its ideal export.

But why are we always so overly cautious when it comes to self-representation? Perhaps it is because self-representation has connotations of being too sales-orientated, smarmy or self-centred.

The lack of restrictions on movement for EU citizens (and goods) is indeed a pillar of European Union existence, a fundamental issue for its political legitimation and self-representation [27].

It is such self-representation that is at the heart of consciousness.

This highlights the fact that despite a focus on self-representation over recent years, its normative function is poorly understood.

This, of course, is as much a device for literary self-representation as it is an advanced form of narcissism.

It is possible that for self-representation concerns, these symptoms were played down.

The piece is surreal and fragmented, and seems to be about self-perception and self-representation, but the direction of its gaze is disturbingly unclear.

Representations of women in niqab, it seems, rely upon denying their own self-representation.