A self acquires its substance early, and such essays on youthful experience as "Dictionary of Wilno Streets" and "Journey to the West" are the most full-blooded.
Judge William presents marriage as the scene of this transformation, in which, through commitment, the self acquires temporal continuity and, following Hegel, the sensuous is raised to the level of spirit.
Given the right conditions and circumstances, the self acquires a personalizing self-apprehension, i.e., it develops into a person and as a person (cf. Husserl 1952, 265).
Imagine if your childhood self acquired all the technological skills to make his or her dreams a reality, without ever growing out of that curious mode of interpreting the world.
It has some knowledge of self, acquired as lymphocytes mature in the thymus, and minimal knowledge of the outside world, transferred from the mother across the placenta.
Self acquired additional drugs such as herbal medicines or vitamins are not recorded in the statistics of the statutory health insurance because they are not covered.
Note to self: Acquire a self-zipping zipper.
Baehrel has often described himself as self-taught, acquiring his culinary expertise through trial, error, and observation, and not from books, or even from other chefs.
To describe it another way: when you finish a book, the self you acquired to write it strolls off site.
These persistent beneficial effects of a u-healthcare service on glycemic control and body weight seemed to originate from the improvement in self-management behaviors and self-efficacy acquired during applying participation in the u-healthcare service (4, 5).
