For example, on one influential account, that of Harry Frankfurt, a preference is autonomous if it is one with which the agent wholeheartedly identifies (Frankfurt 1988).
But le Carré, who by this point in the novel seems to identify wholeheartedly with his foolish hero, means to carry it out -- to tell the truth as he sees it as bluntly as he can, and with no literary subterfuge whatsoever.
As Westlund argues, the agent here seems to identify wholeheartedly with her preference for deference to her husband: "Hill's character is remarkable in part because she seems so unambivalent about her subservient role" (Westlund 2003, 491).
With English, Irish, Burmese, Chinese, and Mongolian heritage, he doesn't identify with any single country in particular, but believes wholeheartedly that a British departure from the EU would be a disastrous move.
His adherence to the principles of Modernism helped to identify him in the late 1960s as one of the New York Five, a group of influential East Coast architects who wholeheartedly embraced the Modernist movement.
Most notably, it wholeheartedly embraces the "enforcement-first" argument identified with the GOP that most Democrats have rejected in the past.
He identifies coal as the major climate threat, and I wholeheartedly agree – it is a superb source of energy, there is still massive amounts of it and it's cheap.
First identified by the feminist theorist Laura Mulvey, the male gaze is being wholeheartedly inverted and rejected in these films.
