Sentence examples for dimension of experience from inspiring English sources
Rather it designates a dimension of experience in which the ego-logically discriminatory activity of the mind disappears.
Broadcasters are already enlisting stars to send "in character" text messages before, during and after television dramas to give true fans an extra dimension of experience.
This "choice" of human being as person in contrast to Husserl's transcendental ego, Heidegger's Dasein or Merleau-Ponty's lived-body gives a particular directedness to Scheler's thought, an emphasis on the personal dimension of experience.
On Dewey's expansive understanding of the aesthetic dimension of experience, aesthetic value is not possessed by works of art alone, but can also be possessed by tools and other instruments (EN 283).
Merleau-Ponty wishes to begin in a dimension of experience which has not been "worked over, that offers us, all at once, pell-mell, both subject and object--both existence and essence--and, hence, gives philosophy resources to redefine them" (VI, 130).
As Monique Roelofs observes, "the menace and promise of the beautiful as a bearer of aesthetic value, a dimension of experience, and a category of cultural criticism turn on the ways in which we may dislocate its relational functioning" (Roelofs 2013: 73).
But for Nash, when he's on form, the incongruous is only a step towards a mysterious synthesis, a way of conjuring other dimensions of experience.
"The Cynics' philosophy is linked with the condition of the walker by far more than the superficial impression of rootlessness: the dimensions of experience inherent in those great peregrinations become dynamite when imported into towns".
This news is really too much for the movie to assimilate, especially given its generally lighthearted take on Rachel's sexuality, but "Georgia Rule" is nonetheless trying to acknowledge the awful as well as the amusing dimensions of experience in a way that very few mainstream comedies would dare.
