Dan Bartlett, the White House counselor, said Mr. Dowd's criticism is reflective of the national debate over the war.
Matt Barreto, Latino Decisions' principal pollster to the Clinton campaign, told the Guardian that in his opinion Palomarez's criticisms were reflective of widespread frustration at Trump's victory.
The self-reflective process of literary criticism known as "deconstructing the text" becomes a diabolical game of murder in DOMINANCE (Simon & Schuster, $25), an academic mystery by Will Lavender that gleefully illustrates the dangers of losing yourself in a book.
One further group of criticisms of reflective equilibrium derives largely from claims about human rationality.
Other criticisms of reflective equilibrium in ethics have focused on points familiar from discussions in epistemology more generally.
At another debate, he struck an uncharacteristically reflective note when spurred by criticism of "New York values" from a rival, Ted Cruz.
As addressed to others in a public by a speaker as a reflective participant in a practice, criticism certainly entails the ability to take up the normative attitudes of multiple pragmatic perspectives in the communication in which acts of criticism are embedded.
I can't think of any criticism more unconsciously reflective of the twisted spirit of the day, in which the world of appearances is taken for reality, when all philosophy since Plato proceeds from the opposite understanding.
He went further, arguing that movies were at their best when they were "reflective," "philosophic," when they actually integrated criticism into their very substance: "The Russian film is propelled by criticism, and that explains its vitality".
