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selves

(sĕlvz)
n.
Plural of self.
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Without the presence of other selves I could never get an insight in these dimensions of selfhood.
Selfhood and self-esteem. A phenomenological critique of an educational and psychological concept/Savastis ir savigarba. Edukologines ir psichologines savokos fenomenologine kritika
Our selves are not something ethereal, something forged from a separate reality.
First self
Peters argues convincingly that it is important for us to think not only of our "phenomenal self" (the self that appears to our senses) but also of our "big self"--the selves that reflect our interrelation with the rest of the evolutionary process.
Dancing with the Sacred: Evolution, Ecology, and God
Interviewing strategies that enable men to make connections between their former, current and possible selves are helpful in getting men to think systematically about their sexual and procreative identities.
Making males mindful of their sexual and procreative identities: using self-narratives in field settings
At the same time, the notion of "betraying our selves" appears to gesture in the direction of more recent critiques of new historicism.
Betraying Ourselves: Forms of Self-Representation in Early Modern English Texts. (Reviews)

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