The question of self-pity.
And then there was the question of self-selection.
The Bush administration has put off the question of self-rule indefinitely by winning United Nations recognition of the American-run coalition as the occupying power in Iraq.
How this ties into the question of self-worth is interesting: bourgeois hysteria is undoubtedly a powerful factor in all of this.
"The question of self-pity" is a motif that runs through it as she struggles to find a level acceptable to herself.
At trial, however, the question of self-defense can be brought up again and possibly will, said Robert Weisberg, a criminal law expert at Stanford Law School.
'The question of self-pity.' Those were the first words Didion wrote after it happened, and they are the first words of her critically adored, National Book Award-winning memoir.
His sorrow didn't end there, of course, but for him the question of self-restraint (held in such suspicion by modern psychiatry) encompassed a moral duty neither to trivialise nor aggrandise death.
