One comment, in particular, by Aneil Mishra, jumped out at me, as it articulated an issue I had been reflecting upon for a couple of days: The reason we thoughtful men can get upset about columns like this is that we are no longer allowed (for good reason) to make stereotypical comments about women without castigation.
We might at least look past the formal spectacle to scan the faces in the crowd, and reflect upon causes for mourning in North Korea other than the loss of Kim Jong-il.
In this paper we reflect upon criteria for useful climate change communication gained over a three year development process of a web-based tool – VisAdapt™ – aimed at increasing the adaptive capacity among Nordic homeowners.
We have a feeling, we reflect upon it for a while, and then we come up with a concrete thought.
It could also be helpful to reflect upon things for some time before deciding upon a course.
The natural laws that we are bound by our appearances, languages, cultures, fingerprints— should be something that we reflect upon and appreciate, for at the least, we are all neighbors on this shared planet.
Also, since communication needs and preferences differ by many factors, we should reflect upon the need for, but also the feasibility of, audience segment-specific data versus the generalizability of less segmented data.
In order to shed light on this debate — and to reflect upon its implications for the practice of research, we have undertaken interviews with "influential figures" from the English-speaking community of medical education research.
If there's something about this episode for us all to reflect upon, it is our support for the structures that oppress any person from choosing to be the person they want to be.
"Remember that the judgment you make will reflect upon your judgment, politically, for the rest of your career.
