Reflection on perception: it was proposed that participants should close their eyes, breathing deeply and thinking about the following question: "What does SAH represent (as I perceive it) to me, does it draw me closer to or distract me from well-being?".
From the outside, it seems clear that what was leading him astray was the sense-datum hypothesis itself and his reflections on perception can be regarded as an extended reductio ad absurdum of this hypothesis.
But where they differ strategically is in the fact that since the Cartesian theory that drives Spinoza's interpretations is derived by the method of pure rational reflection on perceptions that are a priori clear and distinct, Spinoza clearly grants the it a privileged standing in the court of experimentation.
The area extending from the anterior cingulate cortex to the anterior frontal pole, particularly the paracingulate cortex, is supposed to be engaged in self-reflection, person perception and in making inferences about others' thoughts [9].
The arts "empower people to participate effectively in a democratic society," the accords said, "by developing skills of perception, reflection, interpretation and communication, which promote understanding of diverse and cross-cultural values".
But Steiner quickly assures us that by "grammar" he does not mean, well, grammar, but rather "the articulate organization of perception, reflection and experience, the nerve structure of consciousness when it communicates with itself and with others".
The following reflection records my perception of the confusion.
(b) Effect of sunlight reflection on terrain perception.
Figure 10 Effect of motion blur and reflection on terrain perception.
The progressive increase in the estimated potential growth rate contributed to and was a reflection of this perception.
