But the truth is that, if you went to a small boarding school in Massachusetts, you will forever have things in common with everyone else who went to that school, or even to a similar school, just as anybody who grew up in rural Texas, or the Bronx, will also have in common with one another certain particularities of experience.
Sound, sense, space – everything arrives at once and the reader is engrossed with the particularity of the experience.
The juggernaut of the nation – callously, insensitively male – annihilates the rich particularity of female experience, but Boland's poems gravitate with grim inevitability to a hobbled, abstract mourning.
The particularity of nothingness experienced in the fear of death thus leads Rosenzweig to take up a starting point in difference.
With this change in the mind of the Negro artist the aim of art is no longer the presentation of an ideal type, or an effective counter-stereotype; instead, it is the expression of the universal truth contained in the particularity of Negro experiences.
Thus perception, following the sense rather than the object, cognizes inexpressible particularities or the object as a particular domain of experience.
In "Regret: The Persistence of the Possible," Janet Landman, who teaches psychology at Babson College, suggests that caring about the particularities of an experience and imagining the alternatives can be a source of positive transformation.
In qualitative analysis of participants' descriptions of the lived experience of chronic pain, there is often a tension between identifying patterns and similarities among participants while providing a fair representation of the complexities and particularities of individual experience [ 34].
This, too, represents a failure to grasp the particularity of the gay experience.
The first type of experience involves the particularities of living with atypical embodiment or functioning.
