"Even the fairest coin, given the limitations of its memory and moral sense, cannot be as fair as the gambler expects it to be," they wrote.
Von Braun displays "selective memory" and "moral obtuseness," flashes of guilt but nothing ever approaching an acceptance of responsibility for his part in the Reich's predations.
But it is in that arena of obscurity, the semi-seen, that stories of savage love take place: the arena of darkness, of erotic memory and moral ambiguity, all of which are brilliantly captured in Ms. Carson's verse.
Later infant schools in England, unlike Owen's, emphasized memory drill and moral training while restricting the children's freedom of action.
The SC questionnaire measured several aspects: personal identity, anosognosia, affective state, body representation, prospective memory, introspection and moral judgments.
Thus, Gil et al. [ 39] elaborated a self-consciousness questionnaire (SCQ) which assesses seven aspects of SC: personal identity, anosognosia, affective state, body representation, future memory, introspection and moral judgments.
An assertive, reactionary prude, she was also an inventive, bold writer with a rapacious memory, unafraid of experimentation and moral exploration in her 'scribbleration'scribbleration
FOR the purposes of memory, evocations of personal courage and moral purpose can do wonders to soften the horrors of war.
"Western mental-health discourse introduces core components of Western culture, including a theory of human nature, a definition of personhood, a sense of time and memory and a source of moral authority.
These Marines have joined the epidemic of veterans in this country who are taking their own lives, who cannot tolerate another day with their memories and with the spiritual and moral desolation brought about by their experience in war.
Europeans, however, worry history, and no writer in Europe today has dealt more eloquently with the obligations and moral conundrums of memory, private and collective, than the Hungarian novelist and essayist Peter Nadas.
