In his fast-moving monologue, Greco blends stories from the life of his artist/friend with his own personal and philosophical reflections to address issues around identity, creativity, and meaning.
We end with lessons learned in the process and some reflections on how to address complexity in health policy research and evaluation.
Clinical education that uses blended learning for communication and reflection may provide flexibility to address clinical placement logistics and may enhance student learning.
This reflection on a new way to address the work of forms that Bataille presents in his journal Documents, according to Didi-Huberman, amounts "to implementing the alteration and declassification of the aesthetic (which is called taste) into the aesthesic (which is called desire, pain, disgust), and of the symbol (shareable) into symptom (intractable)".
What's remarkable is how much we've done to address it — a reflection, I suspect, not only of how broadly it affects our lives but of how deeply it affects our psyches.
They will be carrying report cards marked with a red "F" -- a reflection of Congress's overwhelming failure to address the climate crisis.
Now I'm feeling less snarky than jealous!) More broadly, the lust for generators is a reflection of our antiquated electrical grid and failure to address climate change.
The normative implications of anthropological reflection about life and history also led Dilthey to address the value of worldviews.
Rather, it is a reflection of structural issues that successive governments have failed to address.
The article concludes with a reflection on what can be done, through appropriate regulation, to address this situation.
Ethical reflections extend beyond issues of safety and public health, to address the impacts of policies and interventions on human dignity, justice, and social responsibility.
