"bodily approach" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a physical or hands-on way of doing something. Example: "The new training program emphasizes a bodily approach to learning, with interactive activities and simulations."
Joan Snyder's 2005 retrospective at the Jewish Museum offered a compact primer in her work, demonstrating how, in the late 1960s and '70s, she combined strains of art that were intuitively at odds: muscular, second-generation Abstract Expressionism; the grid-obsessions of Minimalism; the aggressive, antipatriarchal stance of Second Wave feminism; and an emotive, bodily approach to painting.
And there are signs that Americans are embracing all forms of the beautiful game: the creative and balletic, as exemplified by Spain and Brazil; and the grievous bodily harm approach, as seen in parks throughout this land every Sunday morning.
According to the sensorimotor approach, bodily awareness requires action.
Taking as my departure a medical case in which the ambiguity of a tattooed message translates into an ethical dilemma, I intend to approach bodily writings as sites where language, communication, and mortality conjoin and contest with each other.
Kitchen Confidential, with its shameless, no-bodily-fluid-spared approach to the slippery business of kitchen life, managed exactly that," said Jay Rayner, while Marina O'Loughlin wrote: "Like a bodice-ripper heroine, I don't know whether I love 'Tony' or want to smack him in the chops.
They initiated what might be called the representationalist approach to bodily awareness (e.g., O'Shaughnessy, 1980; Vignemont and Massin, 2015; Carruthers, 2008; Longo and Haggard, 2010).
However, researchers have discovered that this purely sensory approach to bodily sensations cannot stand alone since it does not capture the great variability in pain intensity reported by different individuals; sometimes variations occur even for the same person at different time points.
Although strongly influenced by Husserl (1913) and by Gurwitsch (1985), the most comprehensive treatment of the phenomenology of bodily awareness within the sensorimotor approach can be found in Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Perception (1945) (see Carman, 1999 for a systematic comparison between Husserl's and Merleau-Ponty's views of bodily awareness).
An alternative approach for improving bodily energy balance is to increase expenditure at the cellular level.
Thermopharmacology – a new approach to regulate bodily functions by modulating thermal signals pharmacologically – has emerged.
In the case of the present investigation, it was chosen to determine concurrent validity with the subscale pain and disability (NASS) and subscale bodily pain (SF-36) to approach a close conceptional association to established related questionnaires.
