Sentence examples for embodied existence from inspiring English sources

It has become a truism to celebrate the freedom that the internet offers because it looses you from the constraints of embodied existence: "On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog".

Sokushinjôbutsugi explicates the concept of sokushinjôbutsu or enlightenment in one's immediate embodied existence.

For Levinas, an 'I' lives out its embodied existence according to modalities.

Individuals can enjoy or suffer the consequences of their actions only during their embodied existence in the world.

6 — here is not merely one's corporeal body but one's lived embodied existence of body-and-mind as one whole.

Further, in cases of ascetic "salvation" from embodied existence, a person may even will to resign herself from willing altogether.

For Habermas, each person's sense of their own identity is indelibly linked to their existence as an embodied being; humans do not merely have a body as a contingent point of fact, but rather exist '… as a lived body that enables and empowers (them) to perform actions'.

But while Kant had limited such conditions to formal abstractly conceived structures of the mind, Hegel extended them to include aspects of historically and socially determined forms of embodied human existence.

The fundamental and underlying reality of the world is embodied in the existence of a slew of fields and in their interactions.

In order to assess the possibility that they embody the existence of a true Protoaurignacian in Portugal, we compared them with the only assemblage of Protoaurignacian Dufour bladelets that is both stratigraphically coherent and studied with the necessary level of detail that from level VII of the Grotte du Renne [77], [88] [89] (Table 8).

Levinas's question was not: "Why is there Being instead of simply nothing?" His concern was to approach Being differently, through the (human) being for which the primary experiences of Being are of its embodied, but not physiological, existence.