Like many of Hine's compositions shot at a lower vantage, it conveys a familiarity and intimacy shared between the photographer and the subject.
Indeed, for all the tragic familiarity and shared martial culture that permeated the leadership of the land war, the conflict at sea involved men with little familiarity to each other.
And if they don't understand what made the originals valuable — the familiarity and shared symbolism of those exact images — doesn't that make them poor caretakers of this cultural capital?
The laughter that sprouts up at times during the screening is less of the awkward one its intense subject matter may have elicit during its most shocking moments, but one of nostalgia, familiarity, and shared experience.
Importantly, social marketing techniques increase both social inclusion – the ability for a community, such as the Deaf community, to be included in social systems and relationships [ 27] -- and social cohesion – the degree to which values, a sense of connectedness, trust and familiarity are shared among a group [ 28].
If manipulations of processing fluency do not differentially affect either measure of the subjective experience of remembering, then recollection and familiarity may share the same retrieval mechanism.
Anderson provided lively interstitial commentary, which is especially helpful in setting the context for excerpts from novels or tales from series that assume familiarity with a shared background.
Along the way, we have developed an ad hoc tolerance for these gestures, as well as a shared familiarity and understanding.
When travelling for long periods, it can be all too easy to fall in with other foreign travellers and stumble around in a closed group, insulating each other with a shared familiarity.
An important organizational prerequisite for the creation of adaptive space was the development of familiarity through a shared action space, where chance encounters could take place and on-going activities could be adjusted.
