"Women gave heart, mind, body, intellect, will, blood, sweat and tears, but not their dollars," she says.
Justin's affair with a beautiful young woman named Dana -- who just happens to be the daughter of an eminent physicist named Mallach, revered by Justin for his unorthodox theories -- tests his rationalist view of the world and gives Ms. Goldstein a chance to explore her perennial themes about the dichotomies between mind and body, intellect and passion, logos and eros.
I suggest that villagers' efforts to regenerate degraded forests involve affective labor in which mind and body, reason and passion, intellect and feeling are all employed together.
"It is about aligning the mind, body, breath, intellect, and soul". It was also, he said, about dying.
It has nothing to do with the body, the intellect, or the mind.
He marries Shosha, a girl with whom he played as a boy, and whom disease had rendered a perpetual youth, a child in body and intellect.
"The truly courageous and strong thing to do is to be an accessible partner to your disabled wife who is now relearning almost every function of her body and intellect," one reader wrote to The New York Times Web site.
As the human soul is intermediary between body and intellect, similarly, Plutarch claims, the world soul is intermediary between earth and sun (De facie 943A, 945A, De virtute morali 441D; see Deuse 1985, 45 47, Opsomer 1994).
You rambled on about my body, my intellect, my competence, my limitations and my ability to trust the future.
Nervous Device is a meta-reminiscence on the anxieties of the body, the intellect, and the psyche, anxieties all too familiar to many poets in contemporary American poetry.
