Sentence examples for reflexive about from inspiring English sources
But a reflexive modernist can't do much to redeem an institution that declines to be reflexive about itself.
Perhaps, in turn, the Occupy camps of radical protesters recolonising public space in New York, London and Madrid would have been more realistic and reflexive about their own revolution if they had chosen to read the prose of Williams, rather than the sociology of Antonio Negri and David Graeber?
Appreciating these differences allows us to be more reflexive about an experimentalist agenda, illuminating the appropriate role of these logics and suggesting possibilities for fruitfully combining them.
We have sought in the course of this research to remain explicitly reflexive about our own position.
Memos were also used as an opportunity to be reflexive about the analysis and understand how the researchers were contributing to the co-construction of the data [ 32].
dQuantitative research grounded in a positivist paradigm is less likely to be reflexive about and explicitly document epistemological stance than qualitative research where revealing these deep structures is considered central to establishing trustworthiness of findings.
As for the "vast wasteland" debate, at times it feels as if the balance has shifted so far toward a reflexive cynicism (about torture as entertainment, for example) that it's difficult even to talk about the subject — at least, without getting called a Margaret Dumont.
This was weird for a number of reasons: First, it hasn't seemed all that interested in my feedback in the past, and second, it prompted me to be self-reflexive about when and why I use Facebook, and what I hope to find there.
It's one of those clever things in television where it comments on television as a medium, so it's a Buffy episode that is self-reflexive about being a Buffy episode.
The self-reflexive film-about-film trope leads to valid questions about acts of memory and acts of representation.
It's also reflexive; it's about puppetry.
