title: Is this a good example of the "Bastard injection anti-pattern"?
body: <p>I see lead developers writing code like this and upon reading Mark Seemann's book <em>"Dependency Injection in .NET"</em> I'm wondering if the specific "new" is "foreign", thus "Bastard Injection"??</p>
  
  <pre><code>public class SessionInitServiceManager
  {
      protected readonly ICESTraceManager _traceManager;
      protected readonly ILogger _logger;
      protected readonly IAggregateCalls _aggregator;
      protected readonly IMultiCoreRepository _repository;
  
      public SessionInitServiceManager(ICESTraceManager traceManager,
                                       ILogger logger,
                                       IAggregateCalls aggregator,
                                       IMultiCoreRepository repository)
      {
          _traceManager = traceManager;
          _logger = logger;
          _aggregator = aggregator;
          _repository = repository;
      }
  
      public SessionInitServiceManager() : this(new CESTraceManager(),
                                                new Logger("BusinessServices.authenticateUser"),
                                                new Aggregator(),
                                                new RepositoryFactory().BuildMultiCoreRepository()) { }
  </code></pre>