NICK PAUMGARTEN: It's a worthy subject for reflection.
Such effects can form a subject for reflection and imitation by team members and thus offer an opportunity for learning and obtaining new knowledge-on-action.
"The Pope is not a subject of reflection for me," he said, when I asked him about the Vatican's latest "non-negotiable" Apostolic Exhortation, instructing Catholic politicians to follow the Church's orders on moral issues.
Although different inequality measures express different dimensions, the rationale for choosing one measure over another is rarely the subject of reflection [ 17].
As a result of this surge in interest in film as a subject for philosophical reflection, the philosophy of film has become an important area of research in aesthetics.
The curriculum described by Dubin and Olshtain (1986) is thought as an all-around educational-cultural philosophy for lots of subjects with reflection of a nation's political trends, contains an extensive description of general goals and also guides language teaching and learning.
Island friends still speak of the love that the Bentons had for the Vineyard, and Benton himself wrote that Martha's Vineyard had a profound effect on him by providing "a homely subject matter and a great quiet for reflection".
Philosophy, therefore, must be a critical appraisal of thought itself, for knowledge can be subjected to reflection only by thought, which provides intelligibility.
However, the Internet format may provide more time for reflection because an interviewer is not waiting for a response and may be less subject to social desirability bias [ 22, 23].
That allowed the computer time for reflection.
