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Nominal Reflexives and Verbal Reflexives [PDF]
The Institute for Education and Research Gyeongin National University of Education, 2020 Reflexivity expresses itself in various ways across languages. Some languages uses nominal reflexives like English and other languages express reflexivity by marking on the predicate like polysynthetic languages. Interestingly, there are languages employ both nominal and the verbal reflexives like Telugu and Kannada.
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Reflexive Sexualities and Reflexive Sociology
2012Since the 1990s some sociologists have discussed sexual identities and lifestyles as ‘reflexive’ to conceptualize their increasingly self-conscious and self-determined nature. In this chapter I reflect on how reflexivity has, in fact, been a long-standing (if latent) theme in sociological theory and research about lesbian and gay sexualities, and how ...
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Reflexivity and reflexive marking
2013Reflexive markers are expressions such as English myself , yourself , himself , and herself . As English reflexive markers are highly polysemous and compete with other expressions in the reflexive domain, we will distinguish very carefully between reflexive markers as form types and reflexive relations as a semantic concept.
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Reflexive Teaching, Reflexive Learning
Teaching in Higher Education, 1997Abstract This paper examines the way mismatches occur between what lecturers believe students understand when technical concepts are used and what the students actually make of those concepts. A hard look is given at certain ‘academic myths’ which block educational exchange, among them the notion shared by many that learning entails mainly the verbal ...
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Psychology of reflexivity and reflexivity for psychology
2015A long tradition has produced a misleading interpretation of the categories of idiographic and nomothetic. Such an interpretation has hindered the development of psychology and more in general of social science. “Idiographic” has been treated as a matter of identity, an ideological approach that continues to be reproduced through the conflict with what-
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Reflexive Judgment and Reflexive Emotions
2012The right thing to do only becomes a matter of conscience when spoken by the self to the self. It is thereby “reflexive” it is upon the self and about the self. The reflexivity is not only in reference to the act of judgment but to the accompanying emotions.
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The Case for Reflexives or Reflexives for Case [PDF]
, 1990 It is claimed that the English genitive marker 's' suprisingly mirrors- at least in some dialects of English - the three main different usage of the mono-morphemic reflexives such as 'se' in French. A solution to this paradox already noted by Jespersen (1918) is proposed drawing on Watkins paradox according to which the study of what looks like 'social'
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