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hyperconscious

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hy·per·con·scious  (hpr-knshs)
adj.
Extremely or acutely aware.


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In the double inside-outside perspective that postcolonial readings of culture went to such lengths to legitimise, Ackroyd's celebration of Englishness represents, I will argue here, a necessary form of liberation from an idiosyncratic identity mindset made complicated by culture, politics and by a hyperconscious sense of the perils of nationalism and the illusory nature of national identity.
Peter Ackroyd's Englishness: a continental view by Neagu, Adriana / Contemporary Review
Luther was not a systematic theologian, a problem Wriedt seizes as an opportunity to explore Luther's delight in exploiting tensions and contradictions between positions, termed here a "relational theology" (103) that was hyperconscious of conflict.
The Cambridge Companion to Reformation Theology by Frymire, John M. / Renaissance Quarterly
It's hard with a child of 14 when they are hyperconscious of how they look and made fun of or made conscious of their bodies at school, to turn them away from superficiality and tell them it's actually the character that's more important.
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