The Place and Value of Reflection in Philosophy and Psychology Since the famous passage in which Socrates (Plato 1997 [38a5-6]) says that the unexamined, and therefore non-reflected, life is not worth living, “reflection” has been a diffuse and iterant term in ethics, moral philosophy, epistemology, political philosophy (Tiberius 2008; Skorupski 2010), but also in psychology (Marsico et al.2015). This volume opens a new perspective on the topic of reflection, considering the most recent approaches in both philosophy (namely in epistemology1) and cultural psychology. There is an uncontroversial epistemic sense of “reflection” as the...