In people with knee OA, the changes to motor control constitute significant changes to experience, which could involve brain reorganisation.
The Rhythmic Event seeks to define the digital media artwork as an assemblage of sensations that outlive the space, time, and bodies that constitute and experience it.
A serene, engaging woman whose slightly crossed eyes give her an otherworldly look, Ms. Monk speaks of her resolutely nonverbal art as an attempt, not to report on or explain experience — which she counts as a nasty habit of Western culture — but to constitute an experience in itself, specific to the performers involved and the audience present.
As I planted the last tree and stood up to look back along our now properly constituted avenue, I experienced an overwhelming sense of visual umami.
However, as Shove (2004) and Southerton (2003) have convincingly shown in everyday life, the drive to save time and produce greater efficiency has the ironic effect of helping to constitute the experience of 'harriedness'harriedness
But for this difference to matter, the momentary states enjoyed by the single subject would have to be unified within that subject's consciousness: for if they remain discrete, experientially isolated from one another, as it were, there is no possibility of their combining to constitute an experience of succession.
In other words, sensation only is meaningful if perceived, because it requires that close relationship between body and consciousness to be constituted in the experience of the I.
However, according to Husserl this does not mean that the objective world thus constituted in intersubjective experience is to be regarded as completely independent of the aspects under which we represent the world.
(Besides which, going to the post office to mail a letter in person is so epically weird, these days, as to constitute an occult experience).
Aesthetic art, by contrast to science, constitutes an experience.
