She will argue that these sites mine children's play and communication to manipulate their social relationships and sense of self, embedding their brand into the child's private life.
In one the medical image might be seen as the oppressor of the patient, creating a situation in which 'technological representations hide the selves embedded in human bodies'.
In these pastoral and sensual portrayals of the animal self, different critiques of the human self are embedded.
To analyse the reality of self therefore requires us to look closely among the parts that constitute the person, and given that the conception of self is embedded in the personhood which is constituted by the five aggregates, we need to examine its relation to our conception of self.
There are little self-portraits embedded in the way we conduct this tertiary taking of sporting sides.
Language, as a vehicle, is a lemon, a hot-rod painted with thrilling flames but crazily erratic to drive, riddled with bugs like innate self-consciousness, embedded metaphors and symbols, helpless intertextuality and so forth.
But if MacCarthy is right to say that his life is "self-evident, embedded in the art", then there was, as she also argues, something much more ambivalent than yearning in the feelings about women and sex that he guarded in the citadel of his soul.
This is not only because the Japanese actors, speaking in their own language, give such vivid and varied performances, but also because the film, in its every particular, seems deeply and un-self-consciously embedded in the experiences of the characters they play.
Estimates of TCR diversity imply a repertoire that can bind a universe of self and foreign peptides embedded within self-major histocompatibility complex molecules (pMHC) (Davis and Bjorkman, 1988).
