Novelists make things up, but the things, or the feelings surrounding them, come from the world; they have a shape like the world's shape, or the shape, indeed, of experience, including the writer's experience or the writer's pressing concerns.
In the context of this show, however, her images of library interiors look just as artificial as the spaces of Mr. Casebere and Ms. Backstrom, and are just as loaded with lessons about the institutional shaping of experience.
Like devices used in film and theatre, this forms part of an emerging design repertoire of strategies and devices to articulate and manipulate time and space and narrative in interactions and games for the shaping of experience.
How did she shape years of experience into a coherent narrative?
Are fractured words and stories truer to the shape of our experience than traditional narratives?
The shape of the Experience Music Project, however, has no clear message.
This week, he gets an actual Clarice Starling all of his own in the shape of work experience detective Nancy.
The idea running through the piece is that unexpected things can suddenly shift the shape of any experience, like an interrupting phone call.
Figure 5 depicts the shape of the experience model.
Complicating the undifferentiated shape of mystical experience (as sought by the medievals, including Eckhart, as an annihilation of self), the profoundly dualistic world-view proffered in I and Thou references Cusa's coincidentia oppositorum as an expression of human limits.
