They may never match the instant impact of pop, but "in the freedom of their solitude, they can communicate experiences of singular intensity".
Interviews explored how these 'benefits' were selected and communicated, experiences with their administration, and recommendations for future guidelines.
The effort to communicate experience rather than to invent it, the feeling that, however distilled and removed it might be, it is still removed and distilled from a river of experience that the author cannot quite dam and alter as he wishes, is the secret of the memoir's appeal.
We're dying for common, shared, communicated experience.
Take mobile devices: they reinvented how we communicate, experience music and television, navigate a new city, and document our lives through photos and video.
In these groups, it appears likely that fundamental aspects of pain sensitivity are intact and that altered responses to painful stimuli are usually due to differences in experiencing and difficulties in communicating the experience of pain.
The current data do not suggest that ASD individuals experience more difficulties than TD participants in time processes relevant to communicating personally experienced events.
This form, even more than poetry, represents the most economical means of communicating long experience and for imparting moral advice.
To take account of different ways of communicating and experiencing life, it is necessary to balance fundamental values and a variety of specific concerns.
