- 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"...
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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...
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Alexander is
dedicated to turn
design from
unselfconscious behavior to
selfconscious behavior, so
called design science. In his very
first book
Notes on...
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short relationship with Búi Árland, Ugla
decides to
return to the "
selfconscious policeman", who is the
father of her
recently born child. Ugla Falsdóttir...
- a journey, but it is not one of a
human being alone. The
riddle is
selfconsciously aware of the
connected nature of human, tool, and animal'. Lees, Clare...
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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...
- X-certificate.
Obtrusive shock-cutting,
exaggerated camera angles, and a
selfconsciously strident use of "adult"
language all
serve to
accentuate the essential...
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feels comfortably natural, the
songs instantly familiar without being selfconscious or
specifically derivative." The
Chicago Reader wrote that "the band's...
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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...
