Its central mystery – the subject of considerable reflection – is the snapping of first one shoelace, and then very soon afterwards a second.
Ms. Walsh, who wrote an engrossing philosophical novel, "Knowledge of Angels," here takes history for the subject of her reflections.
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My own relationship with my traditions and culture has been the subject of much personal reflection.
The concert also draws inspiration from the stories of the women who worked at the Brooklyn Navy Yard during World War II, the subject of the exhibition "Reflections on Rosie," on view through May.
A spokesperson for The Sunday Times said: "We felt our piece highlighted sympathetically the treatment of women politicians and the subject of miscarriage but on reflection we could have presented the sidebar more sensitively".
Not only are normative assumptions implicit in scientific practice, but these assumptions can be the subject of intense debate and reflection within science.
"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.
At the age of 84, Plummer doesn't shy away from the subject of death, and his reflections - through his own story and the great works of literature - somehow lighten the burden of the subject, and leave us all uplifted by an evening spent in the company of a truly remarkable life.
