For some viewers, this may prove too dryly self-reflexive; for analytical philosophy buffs, it may be deeply absorbing.
For some viewers, this may prove too dryly self-reflexive; for analytical philosophy buffs, it may be deeply absorbing (Johnson).
The latter point not only involves a modification of the scope of reflexive subjectivity, but also of philosophy itself.
Consistent with the wider Latin American philosophical tradition's impulse to self-critical reflexiveness about its tradition, it is perhaps fair to say that Latin American feminist philosophy has been particularly reflexive or self-critical about what it means to pursue feminist philosophy in Latin America.
Philosophy was now the reflexive perspective of unified science and it was constituted by two meta-theoretical approaches to science: logical analysis and empirical theory, that is, the 'logic of science' emphasized by Carnap— and the 'behavioristics of science' emphasized by Neurath.
In his work, modern philosophy is seen as fundamentally self-reflexive in nature, as belonging to the age of self-critical reason; that is, it is linked up with the quest not only for first-order knowledge of nature and human being, but also for second-order knowledge of what human knowledge involves in the first place.
In Plânsetul lui Adam and various other pieces, Panait Cerna (called a "reflexive poet" by contemporary critic Ilarie Chendi) sought to reconcile poetry and philosophy, thus creating a hybrid form of conceptual poetry.
More than a mere rockumentary or a postmodern exercise in self-reflexive irony, "This Is Spinal Tap" presents a well-honed philosophy for everyday living.
Like a reflexive knee-jerk, anyone within earshot who dares to champion a political philosophy that differs from yours in any substantive way is subject to a tongue-lashing and, if necessary, a spirited debate in which you proceed to tell them exactly why they have their head firmly implanted in their own rectum.
As part of the Schillerian era of sentimentality, modern philosophy mourns the absence of a pre-subjective, pre-reflexive anchoring of reason.
