cit).. Thus, philosophy is a reflectively conducted higher-order inquiry that is continuous with but distinguishable from any of the special disciplines, and the understanding it aims at must have practical force, guiding our activities, both theoretical and practical.
"I'm not very reflective," he said reflectively.
Temporality contains an internal fracture that permits us to return to our past experiences in order to investigate them reflectively, but this very fracture also prevents us from fully coinciding with ourselves.
These audiences responded critically and reflectively on a wide range of issues of local concern.
The majority of students were anxious about writing reflectively and wanted support in this, and feedback on early reflective exercises in order to improve their skills, if required, for future exercises.
So you'll recall that starting with the account of justice that's offered in Plato's Republic, and continuing with the account of the state of nature that we get in Hobbes, each of our authors has suggested that it is in our self interest, in a way that we would reflectively endorse governmental structures, to give up some of our freedoms in order to guarantee a certain sort of stability.
Husserl had begun the Cartesian Meditations by reflectively abstaining from believing in the existence of what appeared in experience in order to refrain from any dogmatic suppositions, but since this first epoché, or phenomenological reduction, still left meanings with intersubjective references, the screening off methodology, or second epoché, became necessary.
"Wow," he reflectively observes.
Junior speaks slowly, reflectively.
"I got a feeling," he said reflectively.
