What these disparate items have in common is what Judy Collischan, the Neuberger's chief curator, describes as the concept of reflection, a "cohesiveness and a pervasive sense of atmosphere".
This study sought to increase the understanding of the concept of reflection within nursing.
Cockburn's morality is best described as a broadly rationalistic natural law theory that draws strongly on Locke's concept of reflection.
We used a simple repeated measures design, with no pre-training, to test whether pet dogs (n = 40) understand the concept of reflection.
Some scholars have, however, questioned the accuracy of Benjamin's interpretation of Fichte's concept of reflection and the importance he accords to it in Romantic epistemology (Bullock 1987, 78 93; Menninghaus 2005, 29 44).
Cockburn's moral theory employs Locke's concept of reflection as a foundation not just for our knowledge of God, but also as a means for human moral knowledge.
Although Benjamin introduces a number of specific criticisms of Fichte's philosophical position in his dissertation, he nonetheless values the Fichtean concept of reflection for providing the epistemological foundation of Friedrich Schlegel's and Novalis' understandings of the metaphysical function of art criticism.
Approximately two hours, and about six pages of the New Testament later, I realised that if – like me – you're a sulky, self-absorbed teen who's been brought up by the internet, the concept of reflection is totally alien and horrible.
Dewey is usually regarded as the founder of the concept of reflection in an educational context.
The concept of reflection, though widely mentioned in medical education literature, often describes similar processes under different terms.
