What is a subjective experience?

Question

I'm having trouble finding a real definition for this term.

Answer 1

The primary subjective experience is sensory, because "perception" is the memory of physical sensations. You felt a fly on your face--moments ago so it was in history. The sensation happened at the moment the fly landed, but your perception was a moment or two later; it is therefore of memory.

The second subjective experience in terms of time is therefore the perception.

The third subjective experience is the identification of the perception. It may not happen--ever--or it may happen as a result of the perception, within nanoseconds of it.

The fourth is the creation of concepts from percepts, the combining of one "identification" with another, to create a third. One example would be the light bulb. It is the combination of the identity of electricty; the identity of something able to burn; and the identity of something burning IN A VACUUM.

Answer 2

I believe a subjective experience is the meaning an individual ascribes to any experience. Others may have the same outward experience but ascribe different meaning.

Answer 3

I would say, an experience, the validity of which as such is not dependent on its being shared or verified by others.

Answer 4

Subjective to the interest you press

Answer 5

A experience subjective to an individual