Their "transformed choir did not much resemble / The disorderly choir of ordinary things," Milosz complains in "A Treatise on Poetry," his 1957 sequence, which combines personal memoir with ethical reflection to create an ars poetica.
His book this is Knausgaard, not Brad Pitt's dad (who is also very handsome, and from Missouri3)—was like a diary but with more reflection to it.
EH: After I'd written a first draft dramatizing this violent crime set in 1936 Texas--two stock farmers try to castrate a neighbor--I wanted to balance the extreme action with reflection and to give the novel a more contemporary feel, because causes and effects of the crime raise gender issues still relevant today.
Kelly and the others spent the first night with games and reflection to help deal with the hunger that was coming on late in the day.
Problem formulation, planning, evaluation and follow-up with reflection led to new actions over a period of 2 1/2 years.
The obtained surfaces are visualized with reflection lines to demonstrate the order of smoothness.
We expect that getting informed about one's conceptions, which were partly unconscious before, will, in combination with reflection, contribute to the further professional development of teachers [ 7, 29– 31].
In his sculptures, Burns plays with light and reflection to spell out words and project images.
In previous studies [ 33, 34], researchers indicated that the midwife's own personal experiences and actions should be drawn with retrospection and reflection to access to tacit knowledge.
The animals investigated are enough to conclude about the validity of the model, but we realize that the absolute number is low, with some reflections to statistical results.
