In his practice of merging the flesh and the machine through embodied narratives, in his scientific approach which empirically dismisses the separation of biology and technology in an evolutionary perception of species, I see the feminist potentials of his vision.
Now that the simulations have been described, it will be more meaningful to describe the cut scene narratives that preceded each simulation in condition 4, Embodied with Narrative.
But in other ways they embodied what we can call the Jazz at Lincoln Center impulse: be ambitious, be noble, be narrative, be permanent.
It's very real and visceral and embodied in narrative survivorship.
Consider the example of St . Louis-- a city whose narrative has embodied America's narrative since the days of Lewis and Clark, far beyond its quintessentially American love for beer and baseball.
In the popular mind, migration is often associated with an increase in well-being, as embodied in narratives of the 'promised land' and a move 'in hope of a better future'.
Every story about the Vorrh is true and untrue, every narrative embodies countless other narratives, all taking place within the forest.
But like Mr Obama, Mr Rubio embodies a narrative that makes voters feel good about themselves.
Mr. Pierson, though, looks like modern Brooklyn, embodying the narrative of it in a way that politicians thus far have not.
Like many of Alban Berg's works, it combines 12-tone rows with purely lyrical themes, and it embodies a narrative or two.
Internet-startups today embody the narrative of the counter-culture.
