In this view, it could be said Indigenous peoples, who likely used the image-reflective properties of pools of water as needed before Europeans showed up, turned the colonialist notion of mirrors inside out.
The sections on Feyerabend's notion of incommensurability mirror the same basic structure.
In the traditional edition of The Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch, however, all residues of dualistic discrimination including those that remain even in the notion of a mirror that needs to be continually wiped clean of impurities are swept away in the famous lines: "Originally there is not a single thing" (Chinese: benlai wu-yi-wu; Japanese: honrai mu-ichi-motsu).
In closing, I've long embraced the notion of sport being a mirror image of society.
Taken together, these principles deliver a highly idealized notion of knowledge (belief), not mirroring the actual status of human, that is, finite and fallible, epistemic agents.
I think about symmetry a lot, the notion of reflection – but a broken mirror making a slightly distorted reflection".
That notion of accessible avant-gardism was mirrored by two sound installations within the museum.
As a consequence, it is also impossible to lay out the foundations of set theory on a pure logical notion of set where membership faithfully mirrors predicate application, in the sense that, in the light of Frege, x ∈ y means that (1) y = {x | φ(x)} for some concept φ, and (2) φ truly applies to x. (For historical details on Russell's discovery of the paradox, see Moore 1995).
Therefore, we suggest that a behaviour as complex as imitation could be, at the neuronal level, founded on basic mechanisms of associative learning, a notion supported by a recent proposal on the developmental origin of mirror neurons.
Notions of luxury also figure in Mika Tajima's relatively cerebral "Extruded Plaid (Suicidal Desires)," a porous box made from layers of intersecting strips of mirror, Plexiglas and wood.
