Übersetzung für "Selbstbezüglichkeit" in Englisch

It is a form of self-harm.

Now is this merely a circular argument, pure self-referentiality?

Self-referencing and self-relating have expanded globally ever since.

These films counteract national self-referential mindsets and global amnesia.

Such a self-referential practice remains beneath the surface, as it is based more on rewriting than quotation.

She rejected any notion of l’art pour l’art, the self-centeredness of art:

Balancing between documentation and fiction, between the private and public spheres, they play with intimacy and self-reference.

A poetical construction that makes one think of a fabulous nurse machine, of a creative form lending the nourishing function of the female body a meaning that also comprehends the self-referentialism of the adult.

With theory debates in the humanities and cultural sciences having long been determined by the language-, symbol- and media-centricity of our relationship with reality and influenced by the self-referentiality of texts and other cultural objects, discontent in the self-referencing of cultural-scientific discourse - and a new direction with regard to the question of the real or virtual - can now be observed.

This catalogue is published as the third volume in a series entitled "Die Sammlung Gegenwartskunst" (The Contemporary Art Collection) to accompany the scheduled exhibition, which investigates forms of artistic positioning and self-referentiality in a quintessentially globalised world.

Malewich's Black Square, an icon of the self-referential and absolutist idea in painting, and Duchamp, whose readymades transposed everyday objects into the art context, are key points of reference for Nixon.

When we are slaves to self-referentiality we end up cultivating a "labelled spirituality": "I'm CL".

The three-part series Lonely Summer (2007) refl ects the sensual indulgence of undisturbed private time, but also the melancholy that such an intense form of self-reference brings.

Through the formalization and generalization of the visual language and thus the thematization of the self-referentiality of the artwork and the process of its production, a small group of painters succeeded in the 1960s to reassert the legitimacy and relevance of their work.

It is a failure or refusal to recognise the cognitive relevance of contradictions of self-reference.

The figure’s gesture, directed into the distance, is thrown back to the statue itself—creating a narcissistic moment of self-referentiality.

What here indirectly links image and sound is their consistent self-referentiality—like two materials that relate to one another precisely because they have nothing in common.

Just as Kant seems never to have asked himself how, given the restrictions on human cognition the Critique of Pure Reason had discerned, it was possible to assume the 'transcendental standpoint' from which that book was purportedly written, so the Heidegger of this period never looks into the question of methodological self-reference.

This self-referentiality quickly lends the system a sophisticated complexity, and the communicative actions defining it become subject to an ongoing process of self-organization.

Using his linguistic power, Thieme pulls the rug of sentimental self-reverence from under his audience and leads them back to the origins of threatened human existence.

Cage's definition of noise as static also includes self-referentiality since that static noise is nothing but the self-referentiality of the tubes and demodulators singing themselves instead of sending a signal.

The italian pasta's ineffectual rebellion - in itself already symbol of self-referentiality - refers to a further circular model: art as system.

Only this experience of the gaze of Christ–who generates ‘surprise,’ ‘wonder’ and make us feel ‘bound to Him’?will keep us from succumbing to attempts at self-referentiality and will enable us

When we are slaves to self-referentiality we end up cultivating a “labelled spirituality”: “I’m CL”.