We remain one — it may be fatal — step removed from an intimate perception of the procedures of the corporate, financial, governmental, Mafia, and working-class establishments.
We remain one-it may be fatal-step removed from an intimate perception of the procedures of the corporate, financial, governmental, Mafia, and working-class establishments.
Bergson called this intimate perception of objects 'intuition' and Husserl called it 'wesenschau'wesenschau
In this way cognitive mapping avoids predictable responses and provides access to a highly personal and intimate perception of the built environment that more conventional techniques fail to produce.
In comics, style informs substance — physically shapes it to alter our perceptions in intimate ways.
I view shifting health perceptions as intimate bodily resistances to agricultural development, and conclude that within agricultural development programs a focus on bodily health and well-being is a fecund platform for further experimental research that seeks to imagine development differently.
From Table 3, the reported experience of childhood physical, psychological, and sexual abuse by respondents were 28.2%, 6.6%, and 9.6% respectively.> The respondents' expectations, beliefs, understanding or perceptions of intimate partner violence are shown in Table 4.
The sense of transcending time and space contributes to a perception of intimate connectedness (Wilding 2006).
As this evolves into a conversation in the most intimate of settings, our perception of the experience with our devices will begin to blur.
Some studies of transnationalism have asserted that advances in communications technologies have helped migrants transcend the physical distance to their friends and family in the homeland and create "a perception of intimate connectedness" with them (Wilding, 2006, p. 138).
