4. When you're reviewing someone's resume, forget trying to figure out their age based on the chronology of their work history and just focus on their experience, their level of discourse, and whether or not they're qualified.
We draw on ethnographic and interview data to consider the lived experiences of these discourses for tourists and tourism businesses.
"This change can be seen as a dangerous repercussion in the tenor of discourse and experience over the past year," she wrote.
The hate mail I received is an anomaly in what has been an experience of community building and civil discourse, as Middlefield and other towns rise up against corporate greed.
Thus far we have located the parental experience of SCD in relation to discourses of death: sickle cell as a disease supernaturally implanted into the family, entailing early and recurrent deaths and undermining the family budget.
This means sharing triumphs and failures, painful experiences and embarrassments, and generally engaging in a level of discourse that is rare, not simply among athletes, but between men.
Audience feedback sparks discourse and the experience of the performance remains alive outside the confines of the performance space.
Our analysis implies that any development of personality disorders services informed by concepts of recovery should be grounded in the discourse of lived experience of personality disorders.
Rather, these associations between perception and thinking are due to the habitual tendency of the mind towards conceptual proliferation, for as the Buddha declares in his discourses, the perceptual experience of ordinary people is replete with mistaken apprehensions.
Our findings strongly support Panelli et al.'s [ 34] argument that we need to be continually testing policy discourse against the lived experience of health services.
