The point of the play dates, Ms. Stieglitz said, is to get people to enter "flow," the term used by the psychology professor Mihaly Czikszentmihalyi to describe a state of complete engagement and focus.
Goldman (2005) argues that Beardsley borrows too much from Dewey's obscure discussion of experience, but articulates better than Dewey the idea that aesthetic experience is a matter of complete engagement of our faculties with both instrumental and intrinsic benefits.
Mr. Wispelwey's sound is warm, and he addressed the score's virtuosic passages -- as well as its more songlike ones -- with a confidence born of an agile technique and complete engagement with the music at hand.
Where despair denies that anything in reality is worthy of credit, hope affirms that reality will ultimately prove worthy of an infinite credit, the complete engagement and disposal of myself.
Complete engagement leads to a higher level of wellbeing.
Zendesk has gone from a traditional ticket management system to a complete customer engagement platform, supporting 1-to-1, 1-to-many and many-to-many customer conversations and support interactions.
The feeling of complete engagement is only enhanced by a guest's awareness that there is actually enough time to converse thoughtfully and thoroughly with an interlocutor who is interested in the subject.
The luminous intensity of this extraordinarily beautiful work, largely written and famously first performed in a German prisoner of war camp in 1941, demands complete engagement across its 50-minute span.
Yet the tonal uncertainty undermines complete engagement, taking the edge off both the drama and the comedy, leaving the film floundering episodically in no-man's-land.
Complete engagement of the national programmes from the stage of planning to execution, and periodic programme review is necessary to ensure feasible and successful implementation of a policy intervention [47].
