Most good slang comes from marginalized, or at least regionalized, communities, in part because slang answers a need to articulate experience outside the mainstream.
No matter how grand the boasts in his songs, no matter how infectious the music, the moments on Nas albums that stand out are the smallest ones, in which he articulates experiences that would be overlooked by almost anyone else.
Analysis of the interviews shows that these specific complaints were located among less easily defined or articulated experiences of social and environmental neglect, where neighbours were estranged from one another and local authorities seen as negligent.
Across the boundaries of ideology, the men have formed a potent bipartisan partnership, grounded in a common, if rarely articulated, experience of the loss, grief, and bitterness that marked the generation of Americans who fought the war in Vietnam and fought against it.
Introducing and exploring the concepts of place and space in the DMT program not only provided the participating CSA survivors with a concrete and direct bodily experience but also helped them to articulate physical experiences with a sense of security, freedom, and boundaries.
Although active inclusion of those willing to articulate their experiences is key to qualitative enquiry, we recognise that the experiences and views of study participants may not be typical of all receiving carrier results following newborn screening.
Some of my best hires were able to articulate great experiences from relatively menial roles.
Politicians were proving useless at resolving the problem, intolerance was on the rise, and there was an opportunity for artists and film-makers to go into the camp, meet the refugees and articulate their experiences.
This paper starts from the premise that more can be done to understand and articulate cyclists' experiences and perceptions of the urban environment in which they cycle, as part of a closer linking of urban design qualities with transport planning and infrastructure interventions.
