Sentence examples for bodily connection from inspiring English sources

A few writers pushed boundaries: Yosano Akiko and, later, Sagawa's friend Ema Shôko, for example, wrote openly erotic, sexual poetry that embraced their bodily connection to the world.

Here some philosophers, such as Maxine Sheets-Johnstone (1980), refer to philosophical accounts of our bodily connections to the world such as those found in Maurice Merleau-Ponty's Eye and Mind and The Phenomenology of Perception (see Merleau-Ponty 1945 and 1964).

The man is wanted on suspicion of assault with force likely to cause great bodily injury in connection with several stabbings Saturday afternoon at Pearson Park, where counter-protesters confronted a small group of KKK members who showed up for a rally.

Our bodily habits express a connection to our past, which we have incorporated in the form of bodily norms (Merleau-Ponty 2012).

Together, these data further clarify the functional role of the anterior insula and provide novel insights about the connection between bodily awareness and emotion.

The concerns about neuroimaging and lie detection raised earlier in this article under the rubric of secrecy could as easily be raised here in connection with bodily integrity.

He claimed that there is such a connection neither among bodily states, nor between bodily and mental states, nor among mental states.

In contrast, embodied cognition theories posit several ways in which concepts (even abstract concepts) maintain connections to bodily movements and interactions with the world.

The imagination is a bodily faculty, with physiological connections to the opening and contracting of the nerves that determine the flow of spirits and humors.

AA Attendance Allowance: Non-means-tested benefit paid to claimants over 65 who are physically or mentally disabled and require frequent attention throughout the day and/or night in connection with their bodily function or continual supervision throughout the day and/or night.

He had the connections and the bodily capacity to work after retirement, sparing himself the need to draw on a reduced pension at 45 and risk the calamity that befell the former Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XV nose tackle Dave Pear.