Chamberlain wrote of Racter: "I find intriguing the possibility that we human beings, whose very consciousness is a faculty completely interwoven with experience, may relate in some way to a form of 'sentence' that has no experiential grounding".
Four shared commitments are particularly salient: relevance, experiential grounding, accountability, and reflexivity (Wylie 2007).
The commitment to experiential grounding is embodied in the directive, variously formulated, that feminists should start their research from the lives of women and those marginalized by conventional sex/gender structures.
Research has shown for quite some time that CPD provision should be experiential, grounded in enquiry, collaborative, sustained and derived from teachers' work with their students (Darling-Hammond and McLaughlin 1996).
In fact, some process philosophers (e.g., Whitehead) argue that the traditional notion of substance (a time-invariant, necessarily located particular) precisely lacks any experiential grounding, while process philosophy can draw on the experience we are most intimately familiar with, namely, the way in which we experience ourselves.
Few claim that there is a strong experiential basis for denying such transformational parity or that it can be demonstrated on other objective, nonquestion-begging grounds that such parity does not exist.
Specious arguments against same-sex marriage aside, an objection to same-sex marriage could be based on experiential, not moral grounds: That objection notwithstanding, I can report that, when I asked New Yorker cartoonists if they approved of same-sex marriage, whether Republican or Democrat, straight or gay, all proudly said, "I do!
After the success of his last doc, Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare, an investigation into the failings of the US healthcare system, he was keen to try something different, "to make a much more experiential, on-the-ground, character-driven vérité film".
Defenders of experience-content externalism include Dretske, Lycan, and Tye, all of whom argue for experiential externalism on the grounds that the alleged best naturalistic theories of intentionality for experience are externalist theories.
Through the employment of an experiential definition of neoliberalism, grounded in the lived experiences and perceptions of study participants, the article suggests that rural urban tourist pole migration is the result of a complex negotiation of the region's neoliberal landscape.
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