Derek Parfit, working in a tradition of "bundle theories of the self", articulated the influential position that a person is nothing over and above a series of person-stages that are linked across time by certain psychological continuity relations (Parfit 1984).
He was saying that he writes and he looks to authors... what he's looking to find in any novel is this moment when someone explains something that he had felt but never been able to self-articulate.
The most successful students are those who can self advocate, articulate their disability, ask for help, and be motivated to become independent learners.
." "Settle begins with a hero who is promisingly ornery, self-aware, articulate and appreciative of detail...
Ms. Hall in conversation is self-effacing, articulate, analytical, quick to laugh and pleased to chew over the challenges and joys of acting.
He was a self-assured articulate young man, and he soon found his way into an assignment that only later acquired a name: radio news reporter.
In writing a historical novel about Roger Williams, Mary Lee Settle begins with a hero who is promisingly ornery, self-aware, articulate and appreciative of detail.
Coming of age during the Depression, the dame--a woman of lively wit and brash speech―epitomized a new style of self-reliant, articulate womanhood.
High levels of Jack Daniels, recreational drugs and riff-driven over-excitement means they're not quite as self-consciously articulate as your average Manics fan, though there are insights: "Heavy metal rules!
The self-assured, articulate 30-year-old, who works as a commissioner of children's health services for Hackney council in east London – and is also a writer and broadcaster – tells her story simply and without rancour.
Putin's period in the K.G.B. in St . Petersburgand in East Germany has been trawled over, but little has emerged beyond the enormous paradox that this self-confident, articulate and subtle performer was regarded -- when he was noticed at all -- as gray, silent, nondescript.
