A sit-in derives its efficacy not from merely blocking the door to some objectionable place, but from the public willingness to stand before your neighbours and risk arrest and bodily harm in service of a moral cause, which is itself a force for moral suasion.
Tradition, however, includes all areas of life of the Christian community and its piety, not just the teachings but also the forms of worship service, bodily gestures of prayer and the liturgy, oral and written tradition and the characteristic process of transition of the oral into written tradition, a new church tradition of rules for eating and fasting, and other aspects of the Christian life.
I am particularly fond of Empress Theodora, a woman who, according to the scholar Procopius, would order 30 slaves at a time to make sure she fucked properly and despite putting, "all three of her bodily apertures into service," lamented not having a fourth or fifth to be filled.
It is spread by bodily contact, and because health services in West Africa are severely limited, many people expect their loved ones to look after them when they fall ill.
In response, this article draws on classic American pragmatism and service-dominant logic to highlight the underappreciated role of actors' bodily experiences when using design methods for service innovation.
That Federer's genius for bodily movement should be in the service of hitting a tennis ball and winning Grand Slams — well, that's just a lovely bonus for us tennis fans.
The accused, Daniel Richards, was formally cleared of actual bodily harm and common assault after the Crown Prosecution Service was told the case against him could not go ahead without Roberts and Davies appearing as the main witnesses.
Their services were viewed as bedlams of raw emotion, bodily contortions and gibberish.
Notwithstanding our principled bodily scepticism, however, we have just employed the part-time services of a personal trainer.
A lampoon of the health service, romantic fiction, a manic inventory of every bodily emission, a howl of rage against being unnoticed and unloved - to call this novel thought-provoking would be too tame.
