Sentence examples for embodied relationship from inspiring English sources

Through the philosophy of Merleau-Ponty, it is possible to appreciate the way in which memory loss affects a person's self-experience, with emphasis given to one's pre-reflective and embodied, relationship with things in the world.

While a variety of chronotopes were identified in the data (e.g., cyclical time, medical and lay timespaces), chronotope disruption was identified as an important phenomenon in that all participants described, in relation to their diabetes, increasing challenges in their embodied relationship with, or being in, time and space.

And this knowing-how is not an intellectually-attained method, but rather the result of embodied, relationship-attuning practice.

Special attention will be paid to the ways in which practitioners of parkour (traceurs) build unique and highly embodied relationships with their daily space.

This article highlights how embodied relationships with specific scents can constitute a therapeutic encounter with place, actively influencing practices and engagement with in) place, and the ways by which place can have a meaningful affect on health.

This QSAR, embodying relationship between reaction rate and intermolecular binding distance, was used in silico to screen for mutations improving enzyme reactivity.

Market formation embodies relationships between users and producers and is a prerequisite for emerging technologies to compete with the incumbent ones.

Ms. Rainer considers Ms. Morgan her mentor, and has embodied that relationship in a group photography show that she curated at the Rye Arts Center, "Intimate Encounters: the Mentoring Relationship," which runs through Nov. 16.

It is shown that the local discourses of the farming landscape emphasise the embodied inherited relationship between the farmer and the land.

Pythagoras' cosmos embodied mathematical relationships that had a basis in fact and combined them with moral ideas tied to the fate of the soul.

Through this case, I argue for attention to when and how political borders are recalled and embodied in relationships between people, in the spaces that we inhabit, and in the interpretation of those spaces.