Reflection: Its nature and its philosophic import

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 19 (1):1-15 (1958)
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Abstract

Interpretation strives, for one thing, toward unification. One means of unifying is the category I call "repetition"; and reflection is one of its types. In order to identify the concept of reflection, I shall outline the various types of repetition and add some comments on this type in particular. I shall then consider several of the philosophical problems raised by the supposition that the reflective relationships do exist in the materials interpreted.

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