America, he writes, "is fated to recognize itself as intersection -- no, nothing so plain as intersection -- as coil, pretzel, Gordian knot with a wagging tail".
And so beneath Atticus's style of enlightenment is a kind of bigotry that could not recognize itself as such at the time.
In a first act of becoming self-conscious the Logos recognizes itself as the divine mind (Greek: nous), or divine world reason, which was characterized by the Neoplatonic philosopher Plotinus as the "Son" who goes forth from the Father.
Finally, it recognizes itself as the bearer of an uninterrupted living tradition of true Christianity that is expressed in its worship, in the lives of the saints, and in the faith of the whole people of God.
Convinced that "true criticism recognizes itself as a mode of memoir", Bloom threads these pages with life stories and memories of a host of "departed" mentors and friends, who live on, for him, in books, and whose ghostly presence brings the literary sublime back down to earth.
At this stage the infant does not recognize itself as a subject but simply as not-Mother.
Reflection is always secondary, that is, it must recognize itself as founded on a pre-reflective experience of Being that cannot be assimilated, employing the felicitous phrase of Adorno, "without remainder".
Fichte's transcendental account of natural right proceeds from the general principle that the I must posit itself as an individual in order to posit itself at all, and that in order to posit itself as an individual it must recognize itself as "summoned" or "solicited" by another free individual summoned, that is, to limit its own freedom out of respect for that of the freedom of the other.
Shivani: Google now explicitly recognizes itself as being in the advertising business.
Plastic realism will fail to recognize itself as a dead-end.
