Dialogue

 1 Intro|           generalization and from reflection of the mind upon itself.
 2 Intro|           a great discussion, the reflection naturally arises, How happy
 3 Intro|        his condition suggests the reflection, ‘What a loss he will be!’ ‘
 4 Intro|      Hence there arises a general reflection that nothing is, but all
 5 Intro|        leads Socrates to make the reflection that nice distinctions of
 6 Intro|    softness, is slowly learned by reflection and experience. Mere perception
 7 Intro|     Explanation may mean, (1) the reflection or expression of a man’s
 8 Intro|         attained by reasoning and reflection on a very few facts.~II.
 9 Intro|         world. A slight effort of reflection enables us to understand
10 Intro| understand this; but no effort of reflection will enable us to pass beyond
11 Intro|           nor to the new world of reflection and reason. Plato attempts
12 Intro|        meaning of the word is the reflection of thought in speech—a sort
13 Intro|        number, and the like, from reflection on herself; c. the excellent
14 Intro|          in any act of sensation, reflection, or volition. As there are
15 Intro|         fallacies. Some shadow or reflection of the body seems always
16 Intro|       conception and the word. In reflection the process is reversed—
17 Intro|        the powers of sense and of reflection—they pass imperceptibly
18 Intro|       higher world of thought and reflection, in which, like the outward
19 Intro|         particulars. The power of reflection is not feebler than the
20 Intro|      before we know the nature of reflection. As our knowledge increases,
21 Intro|        ever seen into thought; no reflection on ourselves has supplied
22 Intro|           when least disturbed by reflection, and is to the mind what
23 Intro|       knowledge. Later arises the reflection how these great ideas or
24  Thea|          order that I may see the reflection of myself in your face,
25  Thea|            there arises a general reflection, that there is no one self-existent