Vico defines this common sense as "judgment without reflection, shared by an entire class, an entire people, and entire nation, or the entire human race" (Element XII, §145, pp.63 4).
Even so, no less moving are some of the moments of reflection shared by some of the gentler characters.
Interventions: The intervention involved 19 biweekly facilitated physician discussion groups incorporating elements of mindfulness, reflection, shared experience, and small-group learning for 9 months.
The experiences and reflections shared by the authors, who came from different regions and disciplines across Africa, present wide-ranging perspectives on the conduct of clinical trials during a dangerous disease outbreak in a resource-poor setting.
Through stories and reflections shared by others and my own memories contemplated anew I see her in a broader light cast through a prism of complexity.
Now ordinarily I do not ensnare myself in deep reflections shared with the Facebook universe on what are ostensibly very personal and important conversations, but on this one I simply could not resist.
According to Mann et al. (2009), they suggest that Dewey's definition of reflection shares similarities with our understanding of critical thinking.
The students started to retrieve problems and answers together via experiential-verbal reflection, reflective observation, and sharing experiences with others.
The second research question 'How has ugly been refined during the process' focused on experiential-verbal reflection, reflective observation, and sharing of experience with others.
"That is why, after a personal reflection and sharing views with two other candidates in this process, I believe that what is going to happen on May 29 in Zurich is not a normal electoral act".
