The glory of modern science is that, while only a very few can understand its particular theories, anyone can understand its peculiar approach - it is simply the perpetual assertion of experience over authority, and of debate over dogma.
This double-sided argument, though, seemed to conflict with the Clinton campaign's assertions about Mr. Obama's lack of experience.
Hellman helped to usher in the era of postmodern autobiography that rejects the conventional cradle-to-grave story of a life, and instead reflects on memory, truth, authenticity and fact: instead of confident assertions of mastery over her own experience, Hellman's autobiographies are unstable, shifting, questioning.
Michael linked it to: strict finitism; issues in the phenomenology of experience; and the connections between truth and assertion.
Historically high levels of female acknowledgement of sexual intercourse experience, along with assertions of physical and psychological coercion, then bear testimony to the pressure ordinary young women have come under to fill the void, in a society where older generations, and political and bureaucratic elites, still preach female premarital chastity.
One suggested solution to the problem was the assertion that the term miracle does not describe an objective event but rather describes a subjective mode of experience.
However, few of the assertions have experienced scientific assessment.
Our results concur with those of Price, for women with a history of miscarriage, and provide additional support for her assertion that the experience of parenting after a perinatal loss is a very individual and personal experience, and difficulties with maternal-infant bonding or other parenting tasks should not be assumed to be strongly influenced by perinatal loss history.
We examined patients' opinions, views and experiences of home-based treatment and care for MDR-TB versus their assertions of care in hospital.
Or assertions of present authority?
