It should also remind everyone of the importance of self-vigilance.
Cole's "Course of Empire," a depiction of a civilization destroyed through a failure of self-vigilance, was a political warning aimed at the America of his day.
And then I go wash my hands very, very thoroughly -- pee werewolf self-vigilance not exactly being the most sanitary hobby I've ever had.
McEvilley critiqued a cultural production, a discourse, or an artist, according to the criteria they established for themselves--so long as it proved capable and reflective in its self-vigilance.
For Nietzsche offers self critical vigilance for all.
But I see it as a supreme act of loyalty to the peace-loving side of Judaism, one that prizes self-critical vigilance and recognises that the call for holy violence can nestle in the most unlikely of places.
The Baseline data show that unreliable sounds of door openings and closings outside the enclosure increase anxiety-related behaviours such as self-scratching, vigilance and jerky motions, and that the capuchins were startled by keepers entering the enclosure.
In the present study, we aimed to find out whether the degree of HR modulation during agonistic encounters and the time until HR reaches baseline levels after the conflict would predict the frequency of post-conflict behaviors (body shaking, autopreening, self-scratching, vigilance) and of post-conflict distance between partners.
Clementi, unlike Orwell's Winston Smith, who hid from the telescreens whenever possible and understood that the price of personhood was ceaseless self-censorship and vigilance, had no way of knowing that the walls had eyes.
This requires self-governance, constant vigilance, and a willingness to risk it all -- or at least a great deal -- to achieve a greater or higher good.
An example of altering self would be increased vigilance towards a given clinical picture.
