reflection (thought), n.All

Reflection (thought) is, in critical hermeneutics, seen as a method to neutralize the biases of tradition, and therefore interpretation can be freed from distortion.

Reflection (thought) is an action of the mind whereby we obtain a clearer view of our relationship to yesterday, and are able to avoid perils that we shall not again encounter.

Reflection (thought) is an action of the mind whereby we obtain a clearer view of our relation to the things of yesterday and are able to avoid the perils that we shall not again encounter.

Reflection (thought) is an operation on what is given in unreflective thought by engaging in abstraction and distinguishing the subject from its object.

Reflection (thought) is not the evil... but transforming the capacity for action into a means of escape from action is both corrupt and dangerous, and leads in the end to a retrograde movement.

Reflection (thought) is not advisable. Rather than to stop to reflect, compare, analyze, possess, we should instead flow on and through, endlessly, like music.

Reflection (thought) is no bringer of pleasure. The person lives most beautifully who does not reflect upon existence.

Reflection (thought) is like knowledge in that it increases sorrow and no task is more difficult than to extricate oneself from the temptations of reflection.