Sentence examples for bodily way from inspiring English sources

The effect is disorientating: instead of just looking at the work of art, you are enveloped by it.For Mr Neto, art has to be sensual and to interact with its audience in an intimate, bodily way.

This leads to philosophical questions in each field about the extent to which dance, music and theater are: 1) communicative ("for" an audience), 2) experiential in a bodily way, 3) connected to a particular performative context, or 4) improvisational.

"They're funny, in a very bodily way," Davidson concluded.

I think of sculpture in a bodily way.

But I think it is the love between the two men, homoerotic but not in a bodily way, that fuels their relationship and has each remain a devotee of the other despite abundant opposition from family and supporters; it is this love that enables them to withstand the withering disappointments they each serve up to one another.

Thus Hegel can perhaps be credited with what seems to be one underlying idea in analytic aesthetics – that for something to be construed as "art" at all it needs to be understood intellectually rather than responded to in bodily ways.

Michel Foucault's notion of turning one's self itself into a work of art thus gets an unexpected confirmation: I buy my bodily fitness by way of visiting fitness clubs; I buy my spiritual enlightenment by way of enrolling in the courses on transcendental meditation; I buy my public persona by way of going to the restaurants visited by people I want to be associated with.

And ain't I a woman?" (Truth 1851) Moreover in the writings of Elizabeth Cady Stanton we find a recognition of the way bodily markers are used to perpetuate both racial and sexual oppression.

Americans don't really have a sense of a right to bodily freedom the way they have a right to own guns or pollute".

Despite this the judge and court officials still had to push their way bodily through the crowds that had gathered around the door to gain entry to the court room.

As he puts it in discussing certainty, "there is a spiritual light shed on intelligible things and the mind's eye, and this light is related to the inner eye and intelligible things in the way the bodily sun is related to bodily eyes and visible bodily things" (Rossi 1981, 240 241).