For the most part, however, the book proceeds at the level of "third reflections"—reflections on categories employed in actual commentary and criticism, with a view to their suitability for what artworks express and to their societal implications.
The opinion type is the most common (39.1 %) in the personal reflections category.
As a reflection of categories of sexuality so sharply defined by the government and society at large, lesbian subculture developed extremely rigid gender roles between women, particularly among the working class in the U.S. and Canada.
Write a reflection about the categories of names in general, then focus on specific names in particular.
Nonetheless, he never explained how reflection on our categories, meanings, or the inclusion of one in another, could give us certainty, rather than warrant that is fallible and revisable through further reflection.
Advice to healthcare providers about the steps to take when a child DNAs fell into five categories: reflection and review; direct interaction with the family; indirect interaction with the family; liaison with internal colleagues; and external referral.
Only two years ago, Mexican master Emmanuel Lubezki's Oscar-losing streak was as embarrassing a reflection on this category as Deakins's; in 2012, when his visionary work on The Tree of Life lost out to the gilded expense of Hugo, it seemed he might never be on the voters' wavelength.
Materials can be classified into three main categories: transmission, reflection, and absorption.
Pure experience, James explains, is "the immediate flux of life which furnishes the material to our later reflection with its conceptual categories… a that which is not yet any definite what, tho' ready to be all sorts of whats…" (ERE, 46).
Louisiana fares poorly in the quality of life category, a reflection of its sky-high crime and poverty rates, as well as its low test scores for kids.
