"One thing I recognize in the work is the concept of the non-place, which Marc Augé described in the 1990s," Moss said.
As we drew into the platform, I found myself straining to see things I recognized, even familiar faces, though I had left the area some thirty years before.
I woke up early and sat down at the Lung Wah, in front of a tower of hot bamboo steamers filled with some things I recognized -- dumplings, for instance -- and some things I didn't.
One of the things I recognized was that the process was far from a delightful experience".
For Bratman, this involves, among other things, (i) recognizing a general rational pressure favoring sticking to one's plan so long as there is no problem with the plan (Bratman 2006, section 8), and (ii) "taking seriously how one will see matters at the conclusion of one's plan, or at appropriate stages along the way, in the case of plans or policies that are ongoing" (1999, 86).
Once a dear producer friend of mine said to me, 'The problem with downtown theater is that there's not enough money for spectacle, so you have to rely on the text to be the theatrical event.' And I thought, 'That's exactly it.' I mean, he framed it as a negative thing but I recognized it as the precise thing that attracts me".
It seems like a subtle thing, but I recognized it immediately.
There were so few things that I recognized in that room, but one happened to be a Vancouver mug I'd given to him.
One thing I quickly recognized was one of the placards they hang around their parties that display their rules: don't smoke, text, or take photos on the dancefloor.
And here's another thing from that manual I recognized: Persistent symptoms of increased arousal (not present before the trauma)... [such as an] exaggerated startle response.
