He and Mr. Demby, 36, a former speechwriter for the Brooklyn borough president, said that they started the Flea in hopes of creating a communal exchange of goods and good will.
Psychologists classify relationships as either "exchange" or "communal". Exchange relationships are very transactional.
Less ideas of helping people and more ideas of a communal exchange.
It is undeniable that social media has undergone surreptitious corporatization, shifting from a freewheeling communal exchange to a shrewd assessment of the value of our individual brands.
It's a culture where live music – the most visceral, wayward and communal of exchanges – is now curated.
Worldview generates rituals and ethics, ways of acting, which guide human behavior in personal, communal, and ecological exchanges.
With everyone at a different level, hollered words of encouragement from the other yachts are both useful and uplifting, while the advice and yarns exchanged during communal suppers in restaurants and pubs along the route are invaluable.
Similarly, Fiske's [10] relational models theory asserted that exchange and communal relationships are fundamentally distinct, comprising two of the four basic psychological models used to manage human social life.
communal living; communalism". .
In this realm, artist-orchestrated social exchanges, situations and communal experiences are generally preferred to art objects, which are seen at best as optional -- props whose formal qualities are almost beside the point -- and at worst terminally corrupt in their role as art-market commodities.
Historically, haredi parties exploited divisions over Israel's territorial future to become free-agent kingmakers, selling their support to left- or right-leaning governing coalitions in exchange for massive communal subsidies.
