On the one hand, the judgement that aesthetic experience is purely subjective severs the individual from communal networks of meaning capable of illuminating personal experience from the perspective of what is socially shared.
By denying this connection between the individual and the social realm in the aftermath of conflicts, there is little space for successful reintegration processes going beyond the short-term reduction of psychological symptomatology and the hereto-connected necessary rebuilding of the social and communal networks.
While the group is still in its nascency, Spear has written that there are several "long term IRL projects" The Base is working on, including a secure communication network of HAM radios and "communal bug out locations".
On the flip side, you can easily get other like-minded POC folks together and establish communal support networks and events, where oppression and queerness is discussed in an open forum of love and support.
Those shows cut across all lines of age and class, creating a broad communal appeal the networks thought was lost forever.
The generals' most recent hard coup in 1980 was followed by the opening up of Turkey's moribund economy and the rise of Islamist parties and a pious Anatolian bourgeoisie built around communal and religious networks.
This network of communal, gravity-fed irrigation ditches – called acequias – allows farmers to draw an allotted amount of water from the acequia that adjoins their property.
To determine the relevance of metastamiRs in aggressive disease, we first clarified their role in cancer biological functions, network and communal molecular orchestrations, and tumor progression.
To underscore the importance of the observed genetic rearrangements in aggressive disease, we first clarified their biological functions, network and communal molecular orchestrations, and their documented role in any tumor progression systems.
