The data collected from the interviews indicated that users primarily expressed their reflections on the device in terms of the needs, difficulties and problems that they experienced.
As the poem was completed after Coleridge's marriage, the themes became similar to the ideas expressed in his Reflections on Having Left a Place of Retirement.
Each GP expressed their personal reflections on their uses of the technology.
Besides, they expressed more existential reflections on their smoking behaviour and were indignant about the perceived lack of empathy from doctors.
Both the strength of opinion expressed in public fora, and the nuances of reflections on wellbeing outcomes expressed in group interviews suggest a level of engagement with the topic of street lighting that was not evident in intercept interviews in areas affected by reductions, or in in-depth interviews in settings with other interventions, such as white light.
"Film can serve the Sahrawi struggle both in helping to express a collective reflection on their circumstances, and by bring their unique story to the world" he says.
"Film can serve the Saharawi struggle both in helping to express a collective reflection on their circumstances, and by bring their unique story to the world" he says.
She added that "they are invited to express a common reflection on the destiny of their countries and to issue concrete suggestions that will serve as the starting point for the drafting of an outcomes document which will be the new plan of action for SIDS during the SIDS World Conference, organized by the UN in September 2014".
In 1886, Nietzsche's book was reissued with a revised title, The Birth of Tragedy, Or: Hellenism and Pessimism (Die Geburt der Tragödie, Oder: Griechentum und Pessimismus), along with a lucid and revealing prefatory essay — "An Attempt at Self-Criticism" — which expresses Nietzsche's own critical reflections on the book, looking back fourteen years.
Nine reflections on #MeToo, one year on.
The Maximes (1665; Maxims and Moral Reflections), his principal achievement, is a collection of 500 epigrammatic reflections on human behaviour, expressed in the most universal terms: the general tone is bitingly cynical, self-interest being seen as the source of all actions.
