Moving towards self-unity is so powerful.
While imaginary identification has an organizing role in mental life, Lacan [ 16, 22, 23] stresses its accompanying tendency for misrecognition: it masks the heterogeneity of the subject through sustaining a sense of self-unity [ 16].
Emotions are produced subjectively "emotions become elements of sense acquiring a subjective expression…subjective sense as a type of emotional and self-organized unity of subjectivity that characterizes itself in relation to dominant meanings and emotions" (González Rey 2008 p.145).
"With self-love, unity, and inclusiveness, hopefully we can prevent future acts of senseless violence," he said.
Thus the self as the unity of thought and intuition acquires a mystical background.
In the centre will be a loose movement of self-styled "national unity" headed by Hamid Karzai, the incumbent president.
The basis for this surprising claim is that human beings share with certain insects — the bee, the ant, the termite — the remarkable capacity to sacrifice self-interest for unity and group defense.
Danny Jordaan, the chief World Cup organizer, said that the tournament had brought pride, unity, self-assurance and the sharing of a vision to South Africa, adding, "The nation has crossed a huge psychological barrier".
It's the children's village at a festival for Kwanzaa, the African-American holiday (Dec. 26 to Jan . 1 that honors seven principles: unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith.
We normalize the cost of investing in the migrants' self-network to unity and the cost of investing in the natives' network by α (α > 1).
Echoing a point by Alasdair MacIntyre, Code argues that an adequate understanding of what it is to be virtuous requires placing virtuous selves in the unity of a narrative.
