Luce Irigaray, in her poem "And the One Doesn't Stir Without the Other", gives these words to a woman talking to her mother: "Imprisoned by your desire for a reflection, I become a statue, an image of your immobility.
It is from this last-mentioned auto-generated desire for self-reflection, the property of state 4, that psychological, or psychokinetic, evolution in Man will continue, and will be accompanied by a parallel cultural evolution, as proposed by Gebser.
Their desire for privacy and reflection is continually being adjusted to their situation within a very small community, which keeps them under its constant scrutiny.
Why, when a plane went down, did some people survive and not others?" To Hawley, that kind of ambiguity and desire for order are reflections of reality, which he prefers to the strict adherence to narrative convention.
While his desire for corporate self-reflection is mildly admirable in an industry loath to introspect, all of those words don't manage to add up to the sum of their parts.
While his desire for corporate self-reflection is mildly admirable in an industry loath to introspect, all of those words don't manage to add up to the sum of their parts.
Employees in their early adulthood are indeed assumed to value future career successes and status, whereas late adulthood is often a time for reflection, combined with a desire for financial security after retirement.
Upon reflection, a desire for recognition seems irrational.
Some advocates of governmental reform fear that the sudden interest at the top may be less a reflection of desire for change than of hope that it can be shaped to benefit the current leadership.
Analyst Mario Ortelli said the rise in Burberry's share price was a reflection of investors' desire for the firm to find new leadership without losing Bailey's creative spark.
