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on oneself

  1. see take it upon oneself.



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Dr. Stockmann is clearly identified with Ibsen as an intrepid truth-teller, but one of the playwright’s central tenets is that a writer must “sit in judgment on oneself.”

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Maybe so, I replied, but hearing oneself described in unflattering terms was a penance paid in working on oneself.

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“It’s so easy to completely tear yourself apart in this moment, to be so down on oneself as part of this whole thing,” she said.

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For this week’s episode of Working Overtime, hosts June Thomas and Isaac Butler discuss a listener’s query about how much importance one should grant “working on oneself.”

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“Working on oneself is complicated—you have biases towards what the results would be that are cognitively difficult.”

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