Sentences with phrase «communal sharing of experience»

Like any other topic online, there is a communal sharing of experience, ideas and knowledge.

Not exact matches

But they strike a common profile: shared group experience is the material of critical reflection; and theology is done as a communal process from a self - consciously defined and particular perspective.

Television enables international communal experiences to be shared and / or experienced, and many of our cultural touchstones revolve around televised content, both fictional and non-fictional.

This program encourages active listening and sharing, not from the advice perspective, but from the communal benefit of hearing different perspectives and experiences.

There is also a justification for revenge amidst some moments of comic relief and a romantic subplot that joins the main story in a happy ending providing a sense of communal unity through a shared emotional experience.

This ensures students experience an intrinsic sense of reward for demonstrating communal care and sharing of what they have earned.

The video shows several occasions where groups of friends start gaming together, following the Wii's lead in terms of communal experiences, gaming that's better when it's shared with others, and the portability of the device could be another big factor in its favour - the Switch will have the ability to go anywhere, unlike the PS4, the Xbox One and indeed the Wii.

This event will bring together creative minds, business leaders and art enthusiasts who share WORKSHOP GALLERY ARTISTS FOUNDATION, INC's and BOBEA ART CENTRE's vision of communal art experience.

David Ambrose on Vija Celmins and Saya Woolfalk Whitehot Magazine, by David Ambrose, March 2017 «These collaborators act as Woofalk's hands and fingers, helping her to extend her vision beyond the limitations of the personal to include their shared experiences and idea of the communal.»

For over a decade, Simon Roberts has photographed events and places across Britain that have drawn people together in public, reflecting on the nature of our shared histories and communal experiences.

The end result is a drama of shared experiences that fuse the concept of self with that of the communal, both in subject matter and practice.