Noteworthy in this regard is Matzinger's danger theory, which dispenses with the self/non-self division and, according to a feminist interpretation, discards the demonization of the other for a more inclusive structure for immune theory (Weasel 2001).
By James Wood Chaudhuri has made a specialty of self-division.
He decried the self-division of Americans into subgroups, like "American Jewish".
This self-division is a skill that every journalist must cultivate, and most of us who practice the trade can manage it to a greater or lesser extent.
As a literary critic (and, indeed, theorist), Amit Chaudhuri has strived to identify and analyze his own kind of postcolonialism — one marked by entanglement, self-division, and mild appropriation, rather than by decisive political opposition or confident theoretical skepticism.
Akram Khan is Bangladeshi-British, and many of his dances are about crossing national borders, but I like him best when his ideas about self-division are more generalized.
The winner of the next election, when it is held, will be the party that manages its self-division most plausibly - and is the most shameless and convincing champion of the other party's principles.
Smith's lovely correction picks up on the idea of self-division (a country of opposing positions), and also on the idea of external contradiction: a wealthy island now bereft of political imagination, at once rich and poor.
Cuomo has trouble distinguishing a poem's ostensible subject, like the violence in "A Far Cry From Africa," from its theme, Walcott's self-division as a child of both Africa and empire, with the blood of both in his veins.
By Joan Acocella Akram Khan is Bangladeshi-British, and many of his dances are about crossing national borders, but I like him best when his ideas about self-division are more generalized.
Many poets — Rimbaud, Whitman, Borges — have noticed that, in the act of composition, the self splits eerily into subject and object, and "My Life by Somebody Else" is in some ways only a minor addition to that literature of self-division.
