Warnock, for example, apparently conceiving of Stevenson's Ethics and Language simply as a development of a theory of moral language, writes that "it is as if Stevenson had become over self-conscious about methodology and there is a good deal of reflexive commenting upon his own procedures, which add little or nothing to the actual ethical theory" (Warnock 1978, p. 66).
There are asterisked footnotes, italicized interruptions and self-reflexive comments about unreliability.
And while acting, for stars of a certain magnitude, is often a matter of aura, of simply being themselves, Mr. Pitt has shown a sly understanding of the uses of charisma: some of his most intriguing films ("Fight Club," "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford") are self-reflexive comments on his obvious magnetism.
With almost 1,000 of these slogans, they each read as ironic and self-reflexive comments on social media culture itself.
The hyper-aware world of post-internet art uses social media to make ironic and self-reflexive comments on social media culture itself.
In fact, there is dancing to come, some of it excellent, but the self-reflexive comment, the defensive and contemptuous lie, is more characteristic of this 2008 work, which made a repeat appearance at the Merce Cunningham Studio on Wednesday.
Sucking it down is a reflex, our first reflexive gratification.
The above comments show that E is reflexive and hence a JBW∗-triple.
Of the writers quoted in Topping's article, only Naomi Woolf makes note of "the reflexive dismissal of 'chick lit'", which comment is left completely and lamentably unexamined.
As others have commented, this requires consumers to adopt a reflexive and calculative approach to eating (Beardsworth and Keil, 1997; Debevec and Tivadar, 2006; Niva, 2008).
