Experience is a concept needing to be rejected on account of its emphasis on 'visibility', 'transparency', 'individuality', 'immediacy' and 'authenticity' and its blindness to those processes and structures that give rise to the historicity and possibility of experience, shared or otherwise.
Experience is a mode of being at the level whereby it can be said that the 'I' experiences itself and has experiences of things, of lived bodies, and of other i's.
Brain scans have found that we do not experience the world continuously but in rapid snapshots.
Experience is a correlation between knowledge, norms, and subjectivity in a particular culture at a particular time.
Experience is, for most men, like the stern light of a ship, which illumine only the track it has passed.
Experience is a mode of being characterized by inward reflexivity, a hermeneutically rich process that coheres through time by way of narrative.
