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Reflexive, or the
property reflexivity, may
refer to:
Metafiction Reflexivity (grammar):
Reflexive pronoun...
- low
level of
reflexivity would result in
individuals shaped largely by
their environment (or "society"). A high
level of
social reflexivity would be defined...
- reference.
Reflexivity may be
expressed by
means of:
reflexive pronouns or
reflexive verbs. The
latter ones may be
constructed with the help of
reflexive affixes...
- A
reflexive relation is said to have the
reflexive property or is said to
possess reflexivity.
Along with
symmetry and transitivity,
reflexivity is one...
- {\displaystyle X,M,} and X / M {\displaystyle X/M} are
reflexive then they all are. This is why
reflexivity is
referred to as a three-space property. Topological...
- dual space, and is thus
reflexive for all
reflexive X. This
implies that
reflexivity is a
prerequisite for
polynomial reflexivity. On a finite-dimensional...
- In
algebraic geometry, a
reflexive sheaf is a
coherent sheaf that is
isomorphic to its
second dual (as a
sheaf of modules) via the
canonical map. The...
- analysis, a
reflexive operator algebra A is an
operator algebra that has
enough invariant subspaces to
characterize it. Formally, A is
reflexive if it is...
- The
concept of
reflexive modernization or
reflexive modernity was
launched by a
joint effort of
three of the
leading European sociologists:
Anthony Giddens...
-
Reflexiveness is one of
Charles Hockett's 16
Design features of
language which states that in a
language the
speaker can use
their language to talk about...
