"recognize oneself" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to acknowledge or identify oneself as a particular person or character. Example: After years of struggling with her identity, she finally came to recognize herself as a confident and capable woman.
To recognize oneself as bored, one must know how to differentiate between moments — if only to see that they are essentially the same.
To recognize oneself as a victim — or perpetrator — requires serious emotional, psychological and social support, an infrastructure unavailable to many teenagers.
To recognize oneself as bored, one must know how to differentiate between moments if only to see that they are essentially the same.
Mirror self-recognition seems to be connected to the capacity for self-awareness, the ability to recognize oneself as separate from others, which may also relate to empathy, the ability to put oneself in another's shoes emotionally.
One needs to achieve self-awareness and to recognize oneself as forming part of a larger unity.
This requires, according to Hale, maintaining human bonds with non-trans feminist women and travelling to their "worlds" while continuing to recognize oneself as a border dweller.
"Before even recognizing oneself as Aymara was difficult.
The 10 warning signs listed online by the Alzheimer's Association include not recognizing oneself in the mirror and giving large amounts of money to telemarketers.
However, scientists who study cognition have defined a few measures of intelligence: recognizing oneself in a mirror, solving complex problems, making tools, using analogies and symbols, and reasoning about what others are thinking.
It can be seen as a story of belonging but simultaneously not belonging, not to be recognized for who one is, while not recognizing oneself and vice versa.
One's self-consciousness, in fact, will be dependent on one's recognition of those others as similarly recognizing oneself as a self-conscious subject.
