This independence was crucial to the production of their seminal reflections, articulations, and artistic creations and expressions.
(Seidler 2015) This is as evident in the seminal reflections of his early Colloquium Anthologicum lectures (Pufendorf 1995e, pp. 2 86) as it is in his later works.
Frank Pasquale notes in his seminal book 'The Black Box Society' that "Decisions that used to be based on human reflection are now made automatically.
And, of course, at this time of reflection about both anniversaries, we are fortunate to have access to the seminal works of Gary Wills Lincolnn at Gettysburg: The Words That Remade America and William Manchester's Death of a President, about the assassination of President Kennedy.
Seminal writer Schön [ 34] suggests that professionals draw on formal knowledge and use "reflection-in-action" when they are working.
Among those cognizant of the seminal importance of context, the power implications related to how a "surveillance gaze" is applied have stimulated much reflection [ 14].
(Sinagra) SON VOLT, FRUIT BATS (Wednesday) Son Volt's Jay Farrar, the gruff-voiced, country-rock half of the seminal alt-country band Uncle Tupelo, has gone in a different direction from his former bandmate, Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, preferring stolid reflection to stylistic adventurism.
Contemplative reflection?
