Sentence examples for embodied state from inspiring English sources

The lizard's restoration to an embodied state began when Weijola visited Papua New Guinea for his doctoral research.

This, Plotinus insisted, is possible while one is still in an earthly body and without neglecting the duties of one's embodied state.

These entrepreneurs wonder if this kingdom, which embodied state capitalism in building a sheikhonomy from on high, can also foster a capitalism from below.

The souls, infinite in number, are divisible in their embodied state into two main classes, immobile and mobile, according to the number of sense organs possessed by the body they inhabit.

Bourdieu (1986) points out that cultural capital has three forms: the embodied state, the objectified state, and the institutionalized state.

Furthermore, Bourdieu declared that cultural capital occurs in three "states": the embodied state, the objectified state, and the institutionalized state.

A different slant on embodiment is provided by the existing and growing body of feminist work on medicalization, particularly the medicalization of non-standard embodiments or embodied states and their classification as pathologies, and the questions of autonomy and choice that such medicalization raises (Purdy 2001, 2006; Garry 2001).

Rational agents are capable of being in embodied states, including states of desire, and of being cognitively aware that they are in these states.

As a 'gambling task' (Bechara et alia 1994) reveals, in the absence of embodied states (e.g., anticipatory skin conductance response) VMPFC patients miss a fundamental source of information about the possible outcomes associated with different actions (see also Bechara et alia 2000).

Hope is experienced in multiple forms, from cognitive and rational to deeply embodied states of being, sometimes transcending everyday reality [ 21, 36].

Township councils embody state power at the local government level.