0 in a way that is caused by an uncontrolled physical reaction: --
My arm went up reflexively.
The maintenance of identity becomes a reflexively organised endeavour, sustaining a coherent, yet continuously revised, biographical narrative.
First, text-metrical structures are, as noted, just one way of metapragmatically regimenting discourse, of reflexively bringing a measure of determinacy to the construal of action.
In so doing, they are engaged in historically new ways in reflexively constructing their own biographies and planning their life-projects.
What is advanced throughout this book is a concept of the internal conversation, by which agents reflexively deliberate upon the social circumstances that they confront.
What is needed is critical understanding, reflexively aimed at the many threads running from everyday life to the social forces of globalisation and back.
In a 2-place predication (barring predicates used reflexively), the two participant entities involved in the event or situation also have properties.
The rationality debate itself is, reflexively, evidence that the descriptive models of actual behavior condition expert notions of the normative.
Agents, knowing their own minds, take these factors into consideration when they reflexively deliberate upon the course of action they feel they ought to take.
