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5.Modern Linguistics, Construction Grammar and our Felt Experience of Language
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The language of felt experience: emotional, evaluative and intuitive
Language and Literature: International Journal of Stylistics, 2000The problem analysed is how the phenomenology of feelings is linguistically expressed as opposed to simply reported. Three kinds of felt experience are distinguished: emotion and evaluation, which are classed as affect, and intuition, which is the compulsive sense of a non-propositional ‘meaning’.
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MCN, The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, 2002
To investigate the lived experience of childbirth-associated anger. DESIGN Descriptive phenomenology.Open-ended interviews were conducted with 10 women who had experienced the phenomenon of interest and volunteered to participate. All of the women had experienced vaginal delivery of term or near-term infants without anomalies or birth sequelae of note.
Johnie N, Mozingo +3 more
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To investigate the lived experience of childbirth-associated anger. DESIGN Descriptive phenomenology.Open-ended interviews were conducted with 10 women who had experienced the phenomenon of interest and volunteered to participate. All of the women had experienced vaginal delivery of term or near-term infants without anomalies or birth sequelae of note.
Johnie N, Mozingo +3 more
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Proceedings of the 2017 Conference on Designing Interactive Systems, 2017
Physical discomfort can be highly personal, difficult to discern from the outside, challenging to effectively communicate. Yet communicating discomfort can be of great value. We present a method for developing wearables that transfer one person's discomfort to another: a modified fashion ideation process that enables a person to bring their hidden ...
Beuthel, Janne Mascha, Wilde, Danielle
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Physical discomfort can be highly personal, difficult to discern from the outside, challenging to effectively communicate. Yet communicating discomfort can be of great value. We present a method for developing wearables that transfer one person's discomfort to another: a modified fashion ideation process that enables a person to bring their hidden ...
Beuthel, Janne Mascha, Wilde, Danielle
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Women's experience of lactational mastitis: 'I have never felt worse'
Australian family physician, 2006Blank
Amir, Lisa Helen., Lumley, Judith.
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Operation Experience of Felt Washing Cleaner
JAPAN TAPPI JOURNAL, 2009王子板紙株式会社江戸川工場の5号抄紙機は，首都圏から発生する大量の古紙を再生して活用，お客様のニーズに合った高品質の白板紙を生産している。同抄紙機ウエットパートでは，プレスフェルト3反にて，初期脱水を行うため，フェルトの汚れによるトラブルが発生しやすいパートである。近年，古紙の再利用循環が進む中，原料強度低下等，古紙品質が悪化してきている。また，客先品質要求度も高くなり，工程内薬品が増添加傾向となり，ウエットパートでのフェルト汚れが進行する問題を抱えていた。2008年5月に，従来の高圧洗浄より高い水圧でフェルト中層付近の汚れを洗浄するプロジェット社のフェルト洗浄クリーナー（プロクリーナーTypeP）を設置し運転を開始した。フェルト使用後期での使用開始にも関わらず，フェルトの汚れ状態が回復し ...
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Feeling Poor: The Felt Experience Low-Income Lone Mothers
Affilia, 2003This article describes what it means to feel poor from the perspective of low-income lone mothers. The construct of feeling poor is complex and multifaceted for these mothers, whose common behaviors include self-sacrifice and coping. The authors identify 10 feeling domains for these mothers: feeling deprived, righteous, the need for occupational ...
Lynn McIntyre +2 more
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Understanding and Transcending Team Member Differences: A Felt-Experience Exercise
Journal of Management Education, 2004The felt-experience exercise is a form of cooperative learning. Participants are placed into dyads in which they interact with one another to realize and deepen their understanding of themselves, their partner, and the course content. Meaning is created through written reflection on personal experience and dialogue with one’s partner.
Dugal, Sanjiv S., Eriksen, Matthew
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