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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"interior self"”.

  1. The transience of the interior self: Exploring the lost Real within a creative visual praxis

    … research investigates psychological ideas of the interior self as transient and its relationship to the Real within a creative practice that includes video, projection and animation. The significance of the research is in the critical development of my creative practice and its creative outcome as …

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  2. Collapsing the Secret Self: Thackeray's The History of Pendennis as a Performative Parody

    … private and public as he presents individual interiority as yet another performance, Thackeray’s <em>The History of Pendennis</em> undercuts disciplinary individualism, so that performances are not the product of social regulation but rather are as genuine as any presumed private thoughts or …

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  3. The burden of the body : selfhood and representation in the works of Dionne Brand

    … of the formation and representation of the self. In the poems of No Language is Neutral (1990) and Land to Light On (1997), the short stories of Sans Souci (1989), and the novel In Another Place, Not Here (1996), Brand develops a notion of subjectivity in which the interior self strives for …

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  4. Does Having an Imaginary Companion Relate to Children’s Understanding of Self and Others?

    … an IC relates to children’s understanding of self and others. The first study focused on whether IC status related to children’s ability to cite themselves versus an adult as the best judge of their interior self-knowledge (e.g., whether they were hungry, ill, angry, etc.) in a sample of 82 4- …

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