Gun ownership is the most reflexive, deeply entrenched issue in our country.
Coming on top of greater Muslim alienation and more complaints about Islam from the white majority, the current government effort is the rough equivalent of the denial that often has been the reflexive response to issues involving everyday racism here since the end of French colonialism in the 1960s.
The interviewer also kept a reflexive diary, noting issues and considerations that emerged and adding comments to the subsequent transcripts.
Through such procedures, the Chinese leadership, academia, and the public could gradually establish a reflexive system toward "nation/minzu" issues, knowing the peculiarities of these issues and their universalities we share with other countries.
As we shall see below, it is only later with the development of the Yogācāra notion of reflexive awareness, that this issue is properly addressed.
Congress did no favor to peacemaking yesterday by issuing a reflexive endorsement of the Israeli offensive.
In "Now That Yasir Arafat Is Free" (editorial, May 3), you state that "Congress did no favor to peacemaking yesterday by issuing a reflexive endorsement of the Israeli offensive".
They confirmed that assessments bring people together and create or solidify the "sustained collegial interactions" that are central to reflexive learning about policy issues and the achievement of both policy and scientific goals (Clark et al., 2011).
In a multi-ethnic society, how can we construct a reflexive system toward "ethnicity/minzu" issues?
This opening article in the special issue provides a reflexive overview of the nature and purpose of science, technology and innovation (STI) policy research at present, and makes a case for a collective and critical reflection on the means and ends of our research.
