Sentences with phrase «draws upon the reflections»

The American university aims at a kind of rational autonomy and sees an education in reason as identical to an education in morality; however, it no longer draws upon the reflections of those Enlightenment thinkers on the great tension between moral authority and rational self - sufficiency.

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Fr Stephen Brown, chaplain to Bradford University, draws upon Edward Holloway's thought to provide an inspiring reflection upon the appropriateness of celibacy to the ministerial priesthood.

Now, however, as the scriptures of the world have been translated into English and many other western languages, we can draw upon the insights of the scriptures of the world for our theological reflection.

Taking this seriously will, I think, draw us into reflection upon a disturbing problem built into the idea of vocation.

What his personal values are prior to the crisis and what previous reflection he can draw upon are always important determinative components in any decision.

(In these reflections, Doyle both draws upon and critiques Benedict XVI's Spe Salvi.)

It's a great idea to give yourself some time for self - reflection — it will be a valuable source to draw upon when it comes time to date again.

Upon reflection, Brittany decided she valued her life of running, hiking, cooking and drawing more than spending it studying hundreds of slides.

Although people seeking a dog to compensate for their own insecurities or for use in illegal activities seem to be drawn to pit bulls these days, this should not be considered a reflection upon the dogs, as anyone with such motives shouldn't have a dog of any breed.

Drawing upon a rich legacy of conceptual and minimal artists experimenting with the sublime properties of space and light, Hodges plays with light, reflection, and perception...... Hodges» approach to capturing experience through such diverse media as collage, light, and reflection makes sense considering the variety of elements that form experience.»

Her paintings draw upon the continual change of light and the reflection from the water surrounding her.

Reflections is part of an ongoing series on butterflies which draws upon the artist's observation and admiration of their splendor.

He also draws upon other historical sources in his updating of this image (fundamental to our self - perception), «contaminating» it with a keen reflection on neoliberal competitiveness, extending across all areas and folds of social and affective life.

Featured texts include a reflection by Mary Heilmann, a timeline organized by Witt Kegel and Sarah Silverstein, an analytical essay by David Pagel, and an introduction by Parrish Art director Terrie Sultan that draws on intimate interviews in which the artists expound upon their vision and goals in art school, their subsequent move to New York, and the friendship that continues to inspire and motivate each of them in their current homes on Long Island.

The pace of writing, the distance from conflict, the new and intriguing information of climate and weather provided by others, as well as the time for reflection allows me to draw on all my life experiences and focus upon a subject.