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Definition of self-realization in English: self-realization(British self-realisation) noun mass nounFulfilment of one's own potential. Example sentencesExamples - Finally, the leader will strive to satisfy the need for self-realization.
- Wilde also stated that his aim in life had been self-realization through pleasure.
- The self-realization of the Spirit, as it grows to full consciousness, takes place in and through human history.
- Hence, Marxist perfectionists argue, resources in a communist society should be distributed so as to encourage people to achieve self-realization through cooperative production.
- Because such love is the expression of an individual's most vital activity, it carries the greatest possible self-realization.
- In this relationship, the leader quite literally leads his junior officers to self-realization and fulfillment.
- Thus, self-realization requires the psyche to turn round on itself and confront what it produces.
- He stresses the importance of self-reliance and self-realization when facing the audience.
- What about the ideal of rugged individualism, and the popular portrait of divorce as an act of courageous, costly, self-redemptive self-realization?
- Such self-realization requires him to act on that desire for knowledge which as a man he naturally possesses.
- Philosophy has clearly become far more than the means whereby human nature achieves self-realization, though this ideal continues to provide a framework for Dante's praise of her.
- It is not the sole good but it is the greatest good, so it is never right to transgress love for the sake of justice, self-realization, or happiness.
- Violence, of course, is never the answer - unless the question revolves around any form of introspection or self-realisation.
- Neither the physical well being resulting from the diet, nor the knowledge of oriental philosophy really dealt with the matter of self-development or self-realization.
- Discourse ethics leaves the answer to the question about the good life, in the sense of personal and collective projects of self-realization, for the most part to individuals and cultures.
- Moreover, that consciousness of purpose, being the road to self-realisation, made the future graspable in the present.
- A lot of what people do for fun, or for self-realisation or self-improvement, revolves around knowledge.
- He believed in the Adwait philosophy with its aim as self-realization.
- This fight against cultural hegemony and for self-realization is the essence of the feminist struggle.
- This is necessary to his enterprise: without it, he could not hope to make plausible his suggestion that the aim of morality is self-realization.
Definition of self-realization in US English: self-realization(British self-realisation) nounˈˌsɛlf ˌri(ə)ləˈzeɪʃən Fulfillment of one's own potential. Example sentencesExamples - Finally, the leader will strive to satisfy the need for self-realization.
- Neither the physical well being resulting from the diet, nor the knowledge of oriental philosophy really dealt with the matter of self-development or self-realization.
- A lot of what people do for fun, or for self-realisation or self-improvement, revolves around knowledge.
- Hence, Marxist perfectionists argue, resources in a communist society should be distributed so as to encourage people to achieve self-realization through cooperative production.
- Wilde also stated that his aim in life had been self-realization through pleasure.
- Thus, self-realization requires the psyche to turn round on itself and confront what it produces.
- Such self-realization requires him to act on that desire for knowledge which as a man he naturally possesses.
- Moreover, that consciousness of purpose, being the road to self-realisation, made the future graspable in the present.
- The self-realization of the Spirit, as it grows to full consciousness, takes place in and through human history.
- Violence, of course, is never the answer - unless the question revolves around any form of introspection or self-realisation.
- This fight against cultural hegemony and for self-realization is the essence of the feminist struggle.
- This is necessary to his enterprise: without it, he could not hope to make plausible his suggestion that the aim of morality is self-realization.
- He believed in the Adwait philosophy with its aim as self-realization.
- He stresses the importance of self-reliance and self-realization when facing the audience.
- In this relationship, the leader quite literally leads his junior officers to self-realization and fulfillment.
- Philosophy has clearly become far more than the means whereby human nature achieves self-realization, though this ideal continues to provide a framework for Dante's praise of her.
- It is not the sole good but it is the greatest good, so it is never right to transgress love for the sake of justice, self-realization, or happiness.
- Because such love is the expression of an individual's most vital activity, it carries the greatest possible self-realization.
- What about the ideal of rugged individualism, and the popular portrait of divorce as an act of courageous, costly, self-redemptive self-realization?
- Discourse ethics leaves the answer to the question about the good life, in the sense of personal and collective projects of self-realization, for the most part to individuals and cultures.
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