Sentence examples for unified reflection from inspiring English sources
In this work he retained the partly Hegelian focus of his earlier publications, and he followed the spirit of Hegelian phenomenology in providing an account of the formation of human consciousness, which grasps consciousness as proceeding from the level of immediate knowledge and progressing through a sequence of antinomies towards a level of truthfully unified reflection and self-knowledge.
In self-awareness, immediate experiencing and reflection are unified.
Thus the various moral considerations that guide our substantive moral reflection are unified by a single normative subject matter.
It explicates self-awareness as the form in which reflection and immediate experience or intuition are unified, the form that reflects itself within itself and gives rise not only to differentiating judgments but to differently experienced systems such as spirit and matter and to "worlds" such as art and religion.
Our findings that changes n negative and positive symptoms were positively related may be a reflection of a unified pathological disease process.
In "On Multiple Realities," he enlarged upon the "world of working" by demonstrating how reflection dissolves the self unified in lived action into partial, role-taking selves and by expanding Mead's idea of the "manipulatory sphere" to include worlds within "potential reach," either restorable (from the past) or attainable (in the future).
"We have to stay unified.
