Contrary theories hold that experience happens exclusively within the mind, fragmenting the self into sense, feeling, and desire.
Shea felt something jarring loose in his mind, a fragment: a room full of people.
Royce proposed that human minds are fragments of the Absolute yet somehow remain separate selves and persons.
Like Schleiermacher and Schlegel, Novalis takes a strong interest in philology and demands that every author and reader must be philologically minded (Teplitz Fragments #42).
More: our minds are actually fragments of Zeus's mind, "parts and offshoots of his own being" (1.14.6, 2.8.10 12).
It had to be assembled in my mind, from the fragments of anecdotes and regular journeys east.
But Ford now began to write a work that profitably drew on the frailties of the human mind, composed of fragments of memory and impression, that mirrored the psychological disorder that he felt and that he saw as an affliction of his generation.
The evening's opening number, a "remix" of Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind," brought in fragments of Billy Joel, Kander and Ebb, and a chunk of Stephen Sondheim's "Another Hundred People," which, when you think about it, is a proto-rap song: a syncopated, staccato, blast of anxious excitement.
With that in mind, we define valid fragments as fragments ≥5 kb.
The sonic waves radiate out on multiple levels simultaneously, fragmenting the intrinsic connections within the warrior, his body, brain, mind, and soul, fragmenting his family, social supports, relationship with his community, the organizations charged with his care, the institutions and leaders responsible for protecting the country, and the entire culture.
