SlamTracker is "about taking the wealth of data and making meaning out of it," Kent said.
That's why it's essential that Stella tell her own story, with her strong instinct for shaping and making meaning out of the accidents that befall her.
There's just us - just humans grasping in the darkness, making meaning through argument and consensus, with no Platonic bedrock "out there" to sink our anchors into.
Dr. Stern said, "Kids will do whatever they feel is their part of making meaning in the world or making meaning out of this experience for themselves".
Big stories, commonly drawn from in-depth interviews and clinical encounters, "entail a significant measure of reflection on either an event or experience, a significant portion of a life, or the whole of it… making meaning" [ 33].
I started collaging as an escape from making meaning.
"Now, should students be making meaning of what they're hearing or coming up with questions?
Baldessari's project not only enlisted the spectator in making meaning; it created a junction between the living and the dead.
I like it when my students cry, when they read with solemnity and purpose, when the project of making meaning becomes personal.
"Museums are about understanding, about making meaning of the past," said James Gardner, who oversees the nation's legislative archives, presidential libraries and museums.
Meanwhile, art goes on making meaning for those who are rich only in the desire and leisure to engage with it.
