英语词汇“sense of self”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

sense of self n. a perception or awareness of one's identity or worth; (in earliest use) an awareness of one's person or presence.In quot. a1670 as a mass noun.

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the mind > mental capacity > consciousness > subjectivity, relation to self > [noun] > consciousness of self

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a1670 V. Powell in Life & Death Mr. Vavasor Powell (1671) 101 Shall Tooth ach then or pain from one small Bone Make me have sence of Self more then that one.

1795 R. Southey Joan of Arc I. 531 All sense of self annihilate, I seem'd Diffused into the scene.

1895 Science 13 Dec. 818/1 Organic disturbances are therefore among the most common causes of perturbances of the sense of self.

1946 A. Edel Theory & Pract. Philos. xv. 197 Memory is intimately involved in the sense of self.

1969 C. Hill & M. Kilson Apropos of Afr. p. xiii Such mobility necessarily rendered the Negro's sense of self, of racial or cultural identity, ambivalent.

1985 C. Cowan & M. Kinder Smart Women, Foolish Choices ix. 126 Her parents slowly taught Jessica to distrust and undervalue her own sense of self.

2009 Esquire Mar. 186/1 It's very hard to sell make-up to men; wearing slap threatens our most basic sense of self.

单词	sense of self
释义	> as lemmas sense of self sense of self n. a perception or awareness of one's identity or worth; (in earliest use) an awareness of one's person or presence.In quot. a1670 as a mass noun. ΘΚΠ the mind > mental capacity > consciousness > subjectivity, relation to self > [noun] > consciousness of self sense of selfa1670 subjectivity1821 a1670 V. Powell in Life & Death Mr. Vavasor Powell (1671) 101 Shall Tooth ach then or pain from one small Bone Make me have sence of Self more then that one. 1795 R. Southey Joan of Arc I. 531 All sense of self annihilate, I seem'd Diffused into the scene. 1895 Science 13 Dec. 818/1 Organic disturbances are therefore among the most common causes of perturbances of the sense of self. 1946 A. Edel Theory & Pract. Philos. xv. 197 Memory is intimately involved in the sense of self. 1969 C. Hill & M. Kilson Apropos of Afr. p. xiii Such mobility necessarily rendered the Negro's sense of self, of racial or cultural identity, ambivalent. 1985 C. Cowan & M. Kinder Smart Women, Foolish Choices ix. 126 Her parents slowly taught Jessica to distrust and undervalue her own sense of self. 2009 Esquire Mar. 186/1 It's very hard to sell make-up to men; wearing slap threatens our most basic sense of self. extracted from sensen. < as lemmas
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