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reflexive
1. Physiol of or relating to a reflex
2. Logic Maths (of a relation) holding between any member of its domain and itself

(theory)reflexive - A relation R is reflexive if, for all x, x R x.

Equivalence relations, pre-orders, partial orders and total orders are all reflexive.


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He asks us to rethink our church's now almost reflexive "countercultural" ethos, to focus more of our energies on building up adult faith, and to embrace our diverse catholicity in our parishes and dioceses and around the globe.
Like Gareth James, with whom he collaborated on "Lars von Trier" at American Fine Arts in 2002, Einarsson is an alumnus of the Whitney Independent Study Program, and the acutely reflexive research-based approach that the course has long fostered is present and correct in his project.
The research methodology is transformative in its collaborative and self reflexive intent as the girls are encouraged to view themselves and the world through a camcorder.
 
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