Along with the sex, of course, there is droll reflection on social conditions as they evolve in roadside vignettes on the journey.
What's yet to appear, however, is much reflection on the conditions on the ground in Africa that have allowed the outbreak to rumble on: the under-resourced health services; the population denied the education that would enable them to understand what's happening to them, the inadequate government structures that lack the ability to document, trace and explain the virus.
From within the orthodox paradigm, one central piece of the mystery of intentionality can be brought out by reflection on the conditions in which simple singular thoughts about concrete individuals are true.
So Kant wants to say that we do have knowledge of the reality of freedom, but that this is practical knowledge of a practical reality, or cognition "only for practical purposes," by which he means to distinguish it from theoretical knowledge based on experience or reflection on the conditions of experience (5:133).
Dunn claimed that Locke's state of nature is less an exercise in historical anthropology than a theological reflection on the condition of man.
The four objects of awareness included were: memory, instrumental activities of daily living (IADL), social behaviour and metacognitive reflection on the condition, its implications and impact.
The comparative experience of destination country working conditions, as well as a reflection on the working conditions that pre-empted their emigration, appeared to be key influencers in this regard: ' things must drastically improve for any to be attracted back to work in a significantly inferior health care system ' (RD38).
So this Australian model prompts some slightly uncomfortable reflections on the conditions from which multiculturalism can emerge.
To understand the dynamics of establishing an adaptation strategy, the motivational problems would be a stimulus, a causative agent of reflections on the conditions of vulnerability to climate change and reflection about their limit-situations.
Reflections on the conditions of the possibility of knowledge led Hobbes and Locke to what might be considered forms of epistemological idealism in spite of their ontological commitments to materialism or dualism respectively, while Berkeley concluded that their epistemological idealism would lead to a skepticism that could be avoided only by his own more radical ontological idealism.
