At college, I had taken an entire class centered on self-reflexivity in cinema.

It can also be a suffix, which carries a level of self-reflexivity (myself, yourself).

Some of the Great Fallen never achieved that level of self-reflexivity.

One response suggested that these writer/publisher dialogues serve to add an element of self-reflexivity from the author.

But at its core, that self-reflexivity is rooted in anxiety for the future-as well it should be.

To our own knowledge of ourselves, we are unique in creation because of our self-reflexivity.

Worried about the narrative's sounding forced, he added instances of "self-reflexivity" to Cal's voice.

I’m interested in subtler, more nuanced things like language, self-reflexivity and the interplay of texts.

Of particular interest is the self-reflexivity of the young women, and how they account for and reflect on their opinions.

This ability we can call self-reflexivity.

Intertextuality, self-reflexivity, hyper-realism, irony and post-colonial multiculturalism are all there from the beginning.

Moreover, if a hallmark of "high modernity" is its self-reflexivity, how can social work be self-reflexive and eclectic at the same time?

Hollywood animation adopted self-reflexivity to such an extent that it can be viewed as one of the art forms strongest uniformed styles.

This self-reflexivity operates at the limit of reason or history, eluding even the structure of the epistemes.

In this the absence of any self-reflexivity on the part of these 'priests in drag' has been remarkable.

Does difficulty itself warrant prevarication and self-reflexivity?

Secular spirituality reflects individualism and self-reflexivity through forming group identities outside of a modern geopolitical context.

The need for continuous self-reflexivity: being continuously explicit and questioning about the values and assumptions made by discourse analysis.

It is clear that the banter between Wells and Bogdanovich creates a sense of literary self-reflexivity.

Form me; the self-reflexivity of post-modernism is an accessible, clear signpost of the form.

To what extent is this different from self-reflexivity as the prolonged and systematic reflection on the sociological habitus outlined just above?

"In the wake of colonialism anthropologists came up with the term self-reflexivity to understand ethnographic limitations and potentials.

Keywords: cargo cults, coping with cultural otherness, self-reflexivity.

For us, the questions of representation, self-reflexivity, and subjectivity in the collaborative process between ourselves, classroom teachers, and student teachers are ongoing.

David Carroll has recently emphasized the significance of, a transgressive aesthetics or poetics of self-reflexivity' in his work.