Sentence examples for corporeal self from inspiring English sources

Marvelling at how his corporeal self was absorbed into the forest.

Results indicate that this mobile tourist experience holds meaning related to the perception of self-identity and the encounter of corporeal self.

The desecration of his corporeal self was so essential to his bond with his listeners; as he writhes, they reach for him.

Shawn, in his devastating play "Aunt Dan and Lemon" (1985), wrote about female bodies in pain, and how attempts to master one's corporeal self can become attempts to control the world.

She is the author of Lyric Time: Dickinson and the Limits of Genre (1979); The Corporeal Self: Allegories of the Body in Melville and Hawthorne (1981); Writing Nature: Henry Thoreau's Journal; Thinking in Henry James (1989); Choosing not Choosing: Emily Dickinson's Fascicles (1993); Beautiful Work: A Meditation on Pain (2000); and Impersonality: Seven Essays (2007).

In these possibilities, the corporeal self is posited, set down as a substance, in its existence.

This seminar will address the topic in an art historical perspective and will focus on the way in which visual renderings of bodies conveyed corporeal self-understanding in Etruscan culture.

And he means everything: not just our corporeal selves, but our devotions, obsessions, sacred oaths.

Our standards of courtesy are bound to our corporeal selves; freed from one we're freed from the other.

To effectively address ED, it must do more than restructure the patients' beliefs, habits, and behaviors related to food; it must also activate and heal the unconscious, implicit, procedural, body-based territory of the subcortical RH through interventions that bring the client affectively back into their corporeal selves.

His work focuses on the historical and cultural metaphysics of the body: how different people at different times understood questions of beauty, truth, falsehood, pain, pleasure, goodness, and reality vis-à-vis their corporeal selves and those of others.