According to the exhibition's press release, the ultimate aim of Unseen Views is to "inspire and activate the reader-viewer toward a detachment from his everyday bland image of his city, and force him to tour, to discover and
re-experience the city in a different light.
When working on (her book) Buried Memories, I had to allow myself to
re-experience the memories.
It's impossible to go back to the late '70s and early '80s, become children again, unlearn all that we have learned about starships, planets, aliens or exotic creatures so we can
re-experience the wonder of seeing it all for the first time.
Jinggoy went back to his province to
re-experience the rituals first-hand, watching the faith-healer perform the tawas reading again.
We will
re-experience the journey the song took from here on, and with it enter a number of different worlds: The sophisticated and artistic social circle of the Habsburg empire, the flamboyance of Berlin in the 1920s, the high-gloss of Hollywood of the 40s and 50s, working-class Liverpool in the 60s - and global football fan culture.
Wouldn't it be great to
re-experience the Wii version of Punch-Out with the improved technology?
Her own complicity in the cruelty of her friends is revealed to her by being forced to
re-experience it, and she attempts to change that.
Woollett and Thomson [5] dwell on such intersections by asking why it is that those who experience violence early in life are likely to repeat and
re-experience it; and why it is so difficult to change this trajectory.
Comic Book Fever: A Celebration of Comics: 1976-1986" is a trip back in time to
re-experience those epic stories, and feel the heat of Comic Book Fever once again
Thus, there's the tendency to get that super high feeling to
re-experience that ultimate pleasure, so the cycle begins.
it is a protected environment for the patient, he/she can
re-experience many times the feared situation, etc.
The researchers found out some universal symptoms like intrusive
re-experience and hyper arousal resulting from terrorism.
