By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, February 22 , 1988P. 23 It's often said that t.v. has condensed experience and sliced it up into bite-size bits--has reduced politics to thirty-second spots, and shrunk sports to ribbons of highlights on the late news.
The New Yorker, February 22 , 1988P. 23 It's often said that t.v. has condensed experience and sliced it up into bite-size bits--has reduced politics to thirty-second spots, and shrunk sports to ribbons of highlights on the late news.
"It's quite a condensed experience," he said.
While its predecessor was a tight-fisted, condensed racing experience with a cut-down list of cars and tracks, Forza 6 is generous and dauntingly broad, more in line with series highpoint Forza 4. It has also excised the monetisation that plagued the Xbox One launch title and, while these shifts aren't enough to make Forza 6 truly exemplary, it's still a fantastic ride.
Over the years, Fulton has found a number of ways of condensing his experience.
Fear of form above all means fear of compression— of an artistic focus that condenses experiences, ideas and feelings into something whole, committed and visually comprehensible.
In large part because of the hole, and in an equal part because war had condensed my life experience so much it evolved me quickly through the baser and nobler aspects of humanity that those who do not go to war may not experience.
Rather, it is by summarizing, constructing, interpreting, and condensing life experiences, often smoothing over the boundaries between different moments in our lives, that autobiographical memory produces any coherent narrative sense of a personal past (compare Glover 1988, chapter 14; Engel 1999, chapter 4).
Though she changed some names and condensed her camp experiences into one summer, her descriptions are authentic, Ms. Klein said: She kept the "rhinestone-studded diaries," photos and other memorabilia of her youth, already thinking she would become a writer.
The Apollo show, part of a seven-date tour of New York City locations that kicks off the promotion of his third album, "Now" (Sony), condensed the full Maxwell experience into a shorter and more reserved set.
