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Mirror or The Mirror may refer to:

Contents 1 Computing 2 Media 3 Objects 4 Psychology 5 See also

[edit] Computing

• Disk mirror, a copy of some data
• Mirror (computing), an exact copy of a data set, e.g. Website
• Wikipedia:Mirrors and forks, a list of alternative servers which have a copy of the Wikipedia data

[edit] Media

• Australian Woman's Mirror, an Australian magazine
• The Mirror (Pakistani magazine), South Asia's first social glossy magazine
• Mirror, the newspaper of Lakeland College
• Mirror, Mirror (TOS Episode), of TV series Star Trek
• Mirror (album), one of two albums
• Mirrors (album), an album by Blue Oyster Cult
• Mirrors (band), a 1970s protopunk band
• Mirrors (Peggy Lee album), an album by Peggy Lee
• Sunday Mirror, a UK newspaper
• The Daily Mirror, a UK newspaper
• The Montreal Mirror, a Quebec alternative weekly
• The Mirror (film), one of several films
• The Mirror (German newspaper)
• The Mirror (The Twilight Zone), an episode of The Twilight Zone
• Mirror (poem), a poem by Sylvia Plath
• The Mirror, the oldest secondary school newspaper in the United States, published at the William Penn Charter School
• The Mirror (book), a supermarket paperback by author Eric Weisberg

[edit] Objects

• Mirror, the reflective surface
  • Mirror image, the reflection of an image in a mirror
• Mouth mirror, as used in dentistry
• Mirror Dinghy, a small boat
• Mirror twins, identical twins where the features on one twin is reversed on the other twin
• Magnetic mirror, a magnetic field configuration
• Rear-view mirror, on an automobile

[edit] Psychology

• The mirror, in psychodrama, is an auxiliary ego who presents the behavior of the protagonist, while he/she steps out of the scene to observe
• Mirror stage, a psychological development step

[edit] See also

• Spiegel

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