How are acts of reflection, thought, and perception dependent upon or entwined with such embodied features of human life?
But the recurring implication is that through acts of reflection and portraying reflection, we come to know ourselves and the world.
These acts of reflection support teachers in developing their stance and rationale for pedagogy, and the means to articulate it to others.
Unlike "unconscious" behavior, which is by definition, inaccessible to conscious thought, our familiar behaviors that take shape across perceptual and bodily space are pre-reflective; they make reflective experience possible, for without the pre-reflective modality, the act of reflection would have nothing to turn itself toward.
Celebrating them is not only a right; it is an important act of reflection upon our selves as valuable people.
Shifting between landscapes worldly and remote, she pulls off the tricky feat of making the act of reflection suspenseful, turning the past into a living, unfinished thing, still bristling with what could be.
But more important than donating is the act of reflection on what every one of us could do to try to make the world a more balanced place.
It takes a distinct act of reflection in order to provide the sort of self-reference necessary for making moral judgments about one's own actions (Thiel 1991 92 24).
For language begins simultaneously with "the first act of reflection", Humboldt argues, and "precisely when man awakens from the stupor of desire (Dumpfheit der Begierde), in which the subject devours the object, to self-consciousness, the word is there also the first impulse, as it were, which man gives himself to stand still, to look around and to orient himself".
By embedding her own experiences and perceptions into her designs, Ko's pieces project new images through the act of reflection.
"When the act of reflection takes place in the mind, when we look at ourselves in the light of thought, we discover that our life is embosomed in beauty".
