"bodily language" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe communication or behavior that is nonverbal in nature, such as facial expressions, body movements, and gestures. For example: "He could tell she was uncomfortable from her bodily language, crossing her arms and avoiding eye contact."
Intently attentive to the signifer, to the words and silences of psychoanalytic texts, she aims to retrieve the bodily in language, something underlying symbolic processes of representation, and to invent a new language and imagine new forms.
Because his work from 1960 until the early 1970s was so filled with potential and presence, and engagement with it is both so visual and so bodily, the language to talk about it also had to be reinvented.
Gun violence, coarse language, bodily fluids and equal-opportunity full-frontal nudity.
We showed how physical processes and concepts, such as the principles of thermodynamics, the origin of the Solar System and formation of Planet Earth, as well as how earthquakes and volcanoes work can be recreated and experienced through basic exercises of Contact-Improvisation dance, somatic dance, games, and other ludic activities based on body language and bodily knowledge.
They took "those turbulent seethings, those emotional surges from the innermost being that is to say, that vague turmoil of the soul's bodily understructures to be the language of the eternal by which all men can be united".
Furthermore, in a different dimension, we find various grounds or enabling conditions — conditions of the possibility — of intentionality, including embodiment, bodily skills, cultural context, language and other social practices, social background, and contextual aspects of intentional activities.
In particular, we highlighted how the Pakistani researcher who was conducting fieldwork with our older Pakistani participants managed to negotiate insiderness within the Pakistani community through her appropriate use of language, dress, bodily performances, and appropriate use of time and space within the informal and 'private' social contexts of our participants.
She proposed that bodily drives are discharged in language and that the structure of language is already operating in the body.
Far from being whimsical or cute, Lassnig provides a succinct and witty account of the difficulty of translating bodily sensation into a visual language.
They took "those turbulent seethings, those emotional surges from the innermost being — that is to say, that vague turmoil of the soul's bodily understructures — to be the language of the eternal by which all men can be united".
