Sentence examples for reflexive view from inspiring English sources

A sample of papers, some supporting and some attacking the the reflexive view can be found in Krigel and Williford (2006).

This approach has two general merits: it manifests the probabilistic character of roadmaps and provides a reflexive view on possible technology development with due regard to technological context and market environment.

(Despite the way he talks, Scotus does not mean here to deny that similarity is a reflexive relation; his view is that reflexivity is a property merely of what the medievals labeled "rational relations," and that the similarity that obtains between two distinct objects is not such a rational relation. The point is not worth dwelling on).

The author of the 1999 book "World Risk Society" (Polity), Beck foresees the emergence of reflexive Modernism, a view of progress tempered by an awareness of the losses that invariably accompany gains.

In this way, students' use of blogs and other kinds of social media can be viewed as reflexive and identity forming pursuits, that position and connect them as people in the world, with interests and membership of communities within and outside their healthcare work.

Rouch became the exemplary reflexive filmmaker, and his view of the cinema began with the notion of performance.

Brentano presumably draws, however indirectly, on medieval Aristotelian scholastic sources, such as those mentioned in n. 25, just above, for his view of reflexive loving.

Contrasting Dharmakīrti's views on reflexive awareness with Husserl's account of intentionality Dreyfus (2007, 109) argues for the notion that perception, at least in meditative states, displays something like a phenomenal type of intentionality.

In Śāntarakṣita's synthesis he adopts the idealist Yogācāra views of reflexive awareness as a conventional truth into the structure of the two truths doctrine.

Gordon Brown and David Blunkett were notable examples of Labour ministers who tended to view officials with reflexive suspicion.

In view of the reflexive of, we see that.