"Public Domain," the latest Dave Alvin album on Hightone Records, is a historical journey in the service of self-exploration.
Here the need to delay gratification in the service of self-preservation is slowly learned in an effort to thwart the anxiety produced by unfulfilled desires.
They are Jon Shook, 27, and Vinny Dotolo, 29, and they're not averse to some shtick in the service of self-promotion.
He knew that he had to recover from damaging charges that in the last debate, he had embellished his resume and distorted facts in the service of self-promotion, and his pursuit of redemption was diligent to the point of being comical -- sometimes intentionally so.
Anyone who has searched for an apartment in an urban real estate market could probably agree with this show's cynical premise: that the "built environment" suffers from a "bankruptcy of its ethical rationale wherein all reason beyond that in the service of self-interest is eclipsed".
As the sciences developed during the enlightenment period (and earlier, insofar as myth was already enlightenment), technology also developed, at the service of self-preservation.
First, it is focused on the claim that "I know that such-and-such" always and only serves a distinctive performative function and so is never at the service of self-description.
Drawing on a corpus of approximately 35 hours of audio- and videotaped face-to-face conversations collected in Beijing and Hebei, China during 2001 2010, I examine three previously undescribed or under-described practices that are observed in my data to be used in the service of self-praising in Mandarin conversation.
It became imperative that I maintain absolute stillness in the service of self-observation.
He continues, "What psychoanalysis does is construct truths in the service of self-coherence".
