Its cleverly self-reflective concept – in which theatregoers sat watching actors playing people who had gone to see a play – was possibly a better idea on the page than on the stage.
In light of passages such as these, it is hard to take seriously the suggestion that the medievals or indeed, any reflective beings lack the concept of a polyadic property.
This reading is capable of envisioning and analysing the relationship between the cohesive social pattern language of traditional built environment and its physical expression, relying on a new reflective and exploratory concept, the edge environment.
A caveat we identified is that spam and popular news articles that contained key phrases can influence search results and create peaks in activity that may not be reflective of the concept.
Assessment of QoL is primarily reflective of Western concepts of illness, and it is not known whether these concepts are consistent in other communities (e.g., African, Asian, or Pacific Islander).
The nursing literature highlights the need to promote the concept of reflective practice and to assist students in reflection, and research indicates the need to refine and develop debriefing strategies, which is the focus of the current paper.
First, the concept of reflective planning, developed by urban planning scholars, may help development scholars understand processes of institutional change.
To overcome these inherent drawbacks of traditional PSs, a concept of reflective photon sieve is developed in this work.
Rawls self-consciously applies the concept of reflective equilibrium in explaining the method of justification underlying his theory of social justice (Rawls 1971).
This is exactly what Kant in the Third Critique called reflective judgment: when the concept is not immediately given in the presentation of art.
In this paper, we use a reflective measure of the concept because we are interested in comparing models.
