Johns Hopkins continues to deepen its commitment to student diversity in a variety of forms, a reflection of the university's belief that a community made up of individuals with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and thoughts is vital to the pursuit of critical inquiry and discovery.
That we accept these kind of lyrics from Eminem in any form is a reflection of the way we accept misogyny in general.
Adapted from a novella by H.E. Bates, "A Month" takes the form of a memory piece, a reflection by a woman looking back on her first solo vacation on Lake Como and to her meeting with the man who would become her husband.
As the semiotics professor Beatriz Penas Ibanez noted in a companion essay to Hemingway's "Death in the Afternoon," bullfighting evolved to be a form of "public trial," a reflection of the unity of church and state against a common enemy the heretic which employed gruesome, performative violence as punishment.
Pink and Carey are one of the lucky ones, an example of a couple who used the separation as a form of discovery, reflection and appreciation.
On both of these, Mr. Konitz makes an eloquent case for the blues as a form of melodic reflection, rather than the exercise in cliche it has become for so many contemporary improvisers, both black and white.
For more on how we can think about designs as a form of conceptual reflection, see Bill Gaver and John Bowers.
You see what the tension is in the first few lines of the poem, and then the canto comes to a close with a different form of poetic reflection.
Beyond the film grain and the lo-fi visual aspect, the extensive use of tape showcases a form of melancholy, a nostalgic reflection on a mythologized past.
"These images form a reflection of what images are posted and consumed online". he notes.
