The timeline allowed for a comfortable gap between experience and reflection.
An emotion may involve conscious experience and reflection, as when one "wallows" in it, or it may pass virtually unnoticed and unacknowledged by the subject.
Establishing what is or is not a last resort is a matter not of abstract mathematical demonstration but of practical, concrete wisdom, acquired through experience and reflection.
Arguments, at best, make certain value judgments plausible as hypotheses — and even then, only if grounded in experience and reflection on the wider consequences of acting on them.
Her dozen published books and over 500 articles display a robust intellectual interplay between experience and reflection in the American pragmatist tradition.
Thus the tension between the immediacy of experience and reflection upon the content of that experience is not a tension between experience on the one hand and theory on the other.
Due to the short duration of the course, our primary outcome measures focused on public speaking because other NTS domains, like leadership and teamwork, take time, experience, and reflection to develop.
Kant noted the peculiarity of Locke's suggesting that, after deriving all concepts from experience and reflection on experience, he could demonstrate the existence of God and the immortality of the soul, matters lying well beyond all experience (KRV A 854f/B 854f/B
John Stewart rejects the picture of Hume clinging to a raft of custom and artifice, because as a sceptic, he has no alternative: "[He] was confident that by experience and reflection philosophers can achieve true principles", and did not deny that reason determines right and wrong in morals and politics (Stewart 2014: 8).
