These texts produced a very specific rendering of self-mutilation.
The exogenous, non-self IgG infused in IVIG might have induced autoantibody production against exogenous IgG with consequent nephropathy, but this mechanism cannot be proven in our patient; because to prevent fatal infection, he received periodic doses of IVIG, rendering measurement of self-produced IgG impossible.
Confusion becomes the first sign of the hypoglycemia, and severe episodes (those in which the person is rendered incapable of self-treatment) ensue.
The self appears as an always mediated thing, painfully and exquisitely rendered: "The essence of self emerges / shuttling between parents".
While it may be tempting to snigger at his conceit, it's hard not to wonder if Schulze's rendering of Türmer's self-styled confessions had Mann in view, if not in reach.
What the plot at times lacks in momentum is made up for in a keen-eyed rendering of America's self-invented caste, its members' revelry in an illusory "axis of perfect exclusivity" and their pitiful strivings "to be aristocrats" in a country that was built on anti-aristocratic convictions.
Rousseau's term for this new type of self-interested drive, concerned with comparative success or failure as a social being, is amour propre (love of self, often rendered as pride or vanity in English translations).
(Look for a rendering of a van Gogh self-portrait, opposite the illustration in John Rewald's "Post-Impressionism").
Another painting, a rendering of Rockwell's famous self-portrait in which Rockwell's face on the canvas has been replaced by Gunn's profile, is, Maysles said, his own oblique self-portrait.
Mr. Goldberg might still be telling his tale of woe, had not terrorism intervened and rendered his tale of self-martyrdom on behalf of Mr. Pearl's newspaper ludicrous.
Increasingly dense networks of social ties across borders rendered local forms of self-government ineffective.
