Sentence examples for split self from inspiring English sources

As I have written elsewhere, Klein theorized that in states of anxiety -- such as being a "straight" man who feels the need to secretly dress as a woman -- we split self and other.

His poems often feature a split self or switch between patient and analyst.

Gisela Hafer's "Portraitvariationen II," above left, reflects her split self as an East German before and after the Berlin Wall came down.

Yukinobu Hoshino, 15 years younger, is represented by his alter ego, Rainman, a split self inhabiting a twilight world, half-Tokyo, half-graveyard.

This terror — of the split self, the self who has turned from one pole to its opposite — was largely unknown in the ancient world, Carrère maintains, until Paul's conversion.

The "Bombaloo" idea of a split self is applied exclusively to tantrums, but the recent "Sourpuss and Sweetie Pie," by Norton Juster (Scholastic; $16.95), posits that all forms of childhood anger from pickiness to frustration with errands are a form of dissociative disorder.

In this paper, we propose an iterative algorithm for solving the multiple-sets split equality problem whose iterative step size is split self-adaptive.

And what dominates the Nixonian psyche in Alice Goodman's libretto is a consciousness — a sort of split self-consciousness — of history in the making.

I think his split selves mirror the divide between Jim as clown and Jim as man.

Kentridge's precisely timed attempts to intimidate or ignore his split selves, and to catch and retrieve the projected images of notes, drew somewhat uneasy laughs, but the audience stayed with him.

In Section 3, we present an iterative algorithm with split self-adaptive step size and provide the proof of its convergence.