The most discursive reflections of the apostolic faith are found in the New Testament epistles, where salvation is at stake in the matter of right belief and right practice.
Ethnographic or observational research could add to these formal discursive reflections by studying how security managers and country directors act towards and informally talk about technology and the implications of it.
Then the Cicerone proceeds through "passageways" that consist of short, discursive reflections on various aspects of the novel.
However, they emphasized the use of bodily sensations as a kind of non-discursive reflection – an ongoing, immanent assessment of treatments used.
We pride ourselves on producing discursive, reflective, analytical journalism.
The norms themselves are subject to discursive, norm guided reflection and revision which gives philosophy the familiar open, "meta" character that underwrites its image as "thinking about thinking".
Furthermore, though we must, due to the discursive character of reflection itself, distinguish each of these acts from the others that it is conditioned by and that are, in turn, conditioned by it, none of these individual acts actually occurs in isolation from all of the others.
into philosophical laboratories, where the philosophemes of contemporary discourse can be articulated and examined: Psychoanalysis is not a science, but a discursive practice prompting self-reflection.
As Taithe et al. (2015) note, Critique is a discursive and constructive engagement based on reflection.
3) understands these rights of liberty and political participation as an abstract system of basic rights generated by reflection on the nature of discursive legitimation (articulated in the D-Principle) in contexts shaped by the functional demands on modern law (or the "form" of positive law).
Such reflection has genuine practical significance in yielding explicit rules governing discursive communication (such as rules of argumentation), which in turn can be used for the purpose of designing and reforming deliberative and discursive institutions (Habermas 1996, 230).
