As Juliette Binoche plays a scarcely disguised version of herself, a renowned arthouse star retreating into a mid-career combination of complacency and insecurity, the film's self-reflexive reflections trail off into hall-of-mirrors infinity.
Individual notes (from reflexive memoing) and other reflections of team members were also reviewed for this report.
The literature supports the internalization of affective learning through hierarchically structured learning objectives, and the movement from emotional to reflexive responses through critical reflection.
Reflexive reading: this refers to theoretical reflection and reflexivity and concerns not only the researcher's role in the process of generation and interpretation of the data, but also the way the data are read with respect to theoretical bases.
Contemplation becomes reflexive, like breathing.
His brisk, airy, reflexive technique is designed to bring his reflections and activities to the fore in the actual time of their occurrence.
This is another emotive, provocative topic prone to evoke reflexive answers, but not a lot of reflection.
They are reflexive in that thoughts, beliefs, and practices are reflected upon, discussed, applied and then reflection occurs again.
Wong's language is simple, earnest, and unadorned, and her reflections generally brief, to-the-point, and reflective--without the concurrent noodling of reflexive sentimentalism.
Use the holiday season for some honest self-reflection, a moratorium perhaps, but stop, just stop with the reflexive commentary on why you lost the presidential election.
One could say that these studies led to theoretical reflections analogous to the ones seen in applied ethics, and this continuous reflexive work has resulted in altered ways of doing social science studies of science and technology.
