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The classical embodiment of physical development was the mythical Heracles (the Roman Hercules), son of Zeus, whose laborious feats and matchless physique served as a model for all subsequent physical culturists.
The figure, seated on a celestial lotus throne but touching the earth with one hand, is a classical embodiment of the dharma, or the way, a path to salvation that lies in an immersive but unpossessive identification with every aspect of the natural world.
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The classical purity of his dancing here becomes the embodiment of his character's morality: he is noble through and through, if torn between his desire to please and his desire for freedom.
CLASSICAL MUSIC MUTI'S MUSIC March 27-29 Riccardo Muti may be the embodiment of Continental style at its most refined, but he regularly conducted American music during his years as the music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
They fall short of proper classical architecture, however, because what they shelter within themselves is death, not the embodiment of the living god: they are, as Hegel puts it, "crystals that shelter within them a departed spirit" (VPK, 218).
Beyond issues of adaptation of text to film, Kiarostami often begins with an insistent will to give visual embodiment to certain specific image-making techniques in Persian poetry, both classical and modern.
Beyond issues of adaptation of text to film, Kiarostami often begins with an insistent will to give visual embodiment to certain specific image-making techniques in Persian poetry, both classical and contemporary, and often ends up enunciating a larger philosophical position, namely the ontological oneness of poetry and film.
CMC/TMC that occur where individuals perceive they have capacity, agency, to co-create online social environments, as embodiments of social order and reality in line with Garfinkel's (1967) classical sociological theory, offer examples where outdated dichotomisation between physical/TM realities may be transcended.
Hamlet was in this case the perfect embodiment of the Oedipus Complex which is, as we know is the mainstay of classical Freudian theory.
Thiepval Memorial, for example uses the classical themes of a victory arch and an abstract pattern of diminishing arches to produce what historian Jay Winter has termed "an embodiment of nothing".
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