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- Self-consciousness is a heightened sense of awareness of oneself. It is not to be confused with consciousness in the sense of qualia. Historically, "self-consciousness"...
- while some tracks traded "élan for slickness", others appeared to be "selfconscious parodies of the old, carefree B-52's." In a retrospective review for...
- frolicking at this location. The painting portrays a happy physical un-selfconsciousness seen through the perspective of age; a nostalgia for youth. By the...
- Alexander is dedicated to turn design from unselfconscious behavior to selfconscious behavior, so called design science. In his very first book Notes on...
- short relationship with Búi Árland, Ugla decides to return to the "selfconscious policeman", who is the father of her recently born child. Ugla Falsdóttir...
- was one of the authors of the book “Die selbstbewußte Nation” (The Selfconscious Nation) which triggered a national debate in Germany. Since the 1990s...
- improvement in skill and lyrics (which still rely on drug culture jokes); the selfconscious posturing is spottily ear-catching but basically horrible." Only a year...
- calling card, with art historian Felix Thülemann describing it as “a selfconscious representation of superior painterly prowess. It is believed that this...
- X-certificate. Obtrusive shock-cutting, exaggerated camera angles, and a selfconsciously strident use of "adult" language all serve to accentuate the essential...
- turned black and bitter, the **** is flat, and there is little irony or selfconsciousness," and condemned Enemies as "a bleak, obsessive novel that offers neither...