This indeed is how the book was written: it is the result of a process of self-enactment.
The public engagement advocated by Arendt involves rather man's willed self-enactment in the public arena.
However, neither self-enactment nor conceptual self-referential processing enhanced source memory accuracy for the self-relevant source, which has sometimes been found in the previous literature (e.g., Serbun et al. 2011).
The behavioral data showed that both self-enactment and conceptual self-referential processing resulted in enhanced recognition memory, in line with typical findings (Rogers et al. 1977; Engelkamp and Zimmer 1989).
However, little is known about how functional coping dynamics differ between stressful situations in which people self-harm (enactment), think about harming (ideation), or experience no self-harmful thoughts or behaviours.
The prospect of being unmanned was as thrillingly illicit for his self-stimulation as the enactment of manly ritual was essential to his self-image.
Audience members carried candles and filed behind hooded penitents (without, however, joining in their enactment of self-flagellation).
In short, nationalism is the belief – held by Alex Salmond and David Cameron alike – in nationhood as the appropriate foundation for territorial sovereignty; independence is about the territorial enactment of self-determination.
By contrast, in Australia, the answer is provided almost completely by the extent to which political leaders are willing to exercise good judgment and self-restraint in the enactment of new laws.
The nurses will also take part in seminars reporting on findings e.g. patients' beliefs about self-care and the enactment of PBL in the groups, throughout the study.
The resulting videos, hits on Funny or Die, pair the sloppy narratives with self-serious re-enactments — including the drunken flubs and profanity — by famous actors.
