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单词 reflexivity
释义
reflexivity
noun[U]
specialized
uk
/rɪ.fleksˈɪv.ə.ti/us
/rɪ.fleksˈɪv.ə.t̬i/

reflexivitynoun[U](IN THOUGHT)

social science
thefactof someone beingabletoexaminetheirownfeelings,reactions, andmotives(=reasonsforacting)and how theseinfluencewhat they do orthinkin asituation:
I had in thattimedevelopedadegreeof reflexivityunusualfor ateenager.那时候我已经发展出对一个十几岁的年轻人来说不寻常的自我反省能力。
More examples
  • In other words reflexivitycountersthebiasestheresearcherbringsto herresearch.
  • By reflexivity Imeantheabilitytostandback andlookatyourthinkingandrealisehey,maybemyviewofrealityistaintedby mydesires.
  • He said that much of whatpassesfortheoreticallyinformedresearchlacksanysenseofcriticaldistanceor reflexivity aboutitsownproductionandprocedures.
  • Theagents'competenceisassessedon thebasisoftheircapacityfor reflexivity andrationalisationoftheiractions.
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  • gnostic
  • grounding
  • have a nodding acquaintance withsomeone/somethingidiom
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reflexivitynoun[U](GRAMMAR)

language
(of words) thefactof beingreflexive(=showingthat thepersonwho does theactionis also thepersonwho isaffectedby it):
The use of "herself "insteadof "her"enforcessyntacticreflexivity.
Thepaperexaminesthe way reflexivity isexpressedinverbsin differentlanguages.
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reflexive(GRAMMAR)
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  • There is a lot ofliteratureon thetopicof reflexivity.
  • How do differentlanguagesexpressreflexivityrelations?
  • Lust et al. 2000 give anoverviewof reflexivitymarkingsin severalIndianlanguages.
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  • accusative
  • art
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  • participle
  • passive
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  • pluperfect
  • present
  • present participle
  • progressive
  • the active voice
  • the first person
  • the future perfect
  • the past continuous
  • the present continuous
  • the third person
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(Definition ofreflexivityfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
reflexivity
noun[U]
social sciencespecialized
uk
/rɪ.fleksˈɪv.ə.ti/us
/rɪ.fleksˈɪv.ə.t̬i/
thefactof someone beingabletoexaminehis or her ownfeelings,reactions, andmotives(=reasonsforacting)and how theseinfluencewhat he or she does orthinksin asituation
（自我）反思性，（自我）反省能力
I had in thattimedevelopedadegreeof reflexivityunusualfor ateenager.那时候我已经发展出对一个十几岁的年轻人来说不寻常的自我反省能力。
More examples
  • In other words reflexivitycountersthebiasestheresearcherbringsto herresearch.
  • By reflexivity Imeantheabilitytostandback andlookatyourthinkingandrealisehey,maybemyviewofrealityistaintedby mydesires.
  • He said that much of whatpassesfortheoreticallyinformedresearchlacksanysenseofcriticaldistanceor reflexivity aboutitsownproductionandprocedures.
  • Theagents'competenceisassessedon thebasisoftheircapacityfor reflexivity andrationalisationoftheiractions.

Examplesofreflexivity

reflexivity
There is a danger thatreflexivitycould be used to privilege a theoretical or methodological standpoint by contrasting it to an unreflexive counterpart.
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For goddess groups, however, such questions or moments ofreflexivity, might never present themselves.
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This selfreflexivitygives the individual some scope for stepping back from their social maelstrom to make choices.
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The proof is standard apart from the condition on types, which only matters forreflexivity.
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Rather, they give historical snapshots of psychologists' discursive handling ofreflexivity.
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Given these definitions,reflexivitymay be either an intended or an unintended property of social science; it may be desired or scorned, elaborated or denied.
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In modernity,reflexivityis introduced into the very basis of system reproduction.
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Accordingly, an ongoing process ofreflexivityis required to be put into play.
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It is a convention ofreflexivitythat has been efficiently passed on to each new generation of scholars.
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The idea ofreflexivity, for example, has been more extensively studied in anthropology than in music.
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For instance, we do not need the closure byreflexivity, which may be proved to be an admissible rule.
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On the other hand, the results may be due to most of the eliminated inferences being simple ones likereflexivity.
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However, the authors have missed one pattern in the marking ofreflexivity.
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Thereflexivityof organisations has penetrated society as a whole.
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The last of these includes thereflexivityschool and actornetwork theory.
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