"experiential content" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to any content that is based on personal experience or subjective perceptions. You can use "experiential content" when discussing the elements of a story, personal essay, or other form of written expression that are drawn from the author's own experiences or feelings. Example: "The writer's memoir was filled with vivid imagery and emotional depth, thanks to the use of experiential content that captured the essence of her journey."
Jaspers thus attributed to transcendental ideas a substantial and experiential content.
(3) Accordingly, reports of "emptying out" and "forgetting" may refer only to an emptying of ordinary experiential content, making room for an extraordinary content.
If in a PCE subjects were empty of all experiential content, they could not claim to have had acquaintance of anything (Bagger, 1999, 102 3).
A PCE consists of an "emptying out" by a subject of all experiential content and phenomenological qualities, including concepts, thoughts, sense perception, and sensuous images.
It is the physical engagement of the participant relative to the visual and audible output that gives the work its artistic experiential content and power.
As part of its move beyond immersive experiential content into two-dimensional and three-dimensional virtual storytelling, Meow Wolf is now harnessing Microsoft's volumetric capture technologies to record characters and aspects of its performances and make them digital.
In addition to the Dew Tour, the ASN brands execute several consumer experiential, content-driven and sports-specific events.
On either of these two approaches, the question arises of what kinds of content experiential contents are.
The contents of Extensional specious presents – the contents apprehended as changing – are ordinary experiential contents (e.g., sounds as they feature in immediate experience).
Some forms of self-awareness are cognitively demanding; yet representation of perceiver-relative locations and directions are clearly involved in experiential contents.
Total experience-content internalism is the thesis that all experience content is determined by the individual's intrinsic properties (i.e., that two subjects alike in all intrinsic respects will have exactly the same experiential contents).
