Opening some fascinating possibilities, it suggested that trans writers consider themselves "as a genre – a set of embodied texts whose potential for productive disruption … has yet to be explored".
That will give passers-by the chance to reflect, with Mr. Robins, on the lost innocence embodied in his text.
W. T. Chan, for example, believes that the text "embodied" the teachings of Laozi, although it was not written until the fourth century (1963, 74).
To the young, he probably embodies a text-driven orthodoxy that ought to be dismantled.
Organizational discourse "refers to the structured collection of texts embodied in the practices of talking and writing (as well as a wide variety of visual representations and cultural artefacts) that bring organizationally related objects into being as these texts are produced, disseminated and consumed" [ 25].
The current study was designed to evaluate three effects among students learning about the human cardiovascular system: the modality effect (narration vs. on-screen text), the embodied agent effect (narration + agent vs. on-screen text), and the image effect (narration + agent vs. narration).
My friend's wisdom explains why I say that beyond learning about and learning from one another's sacred texts, we need to learn how those texts are embodied in real people.
But there's a massive blind-spot, one that seems to be shared by a number of writers who have published anti-religious texts recently, embodied in the following excerpt from the diary: "A three-hour debate with the Reverend Mark Roberts..
The directors of the Argentine production -- Ana Alvarado, Daniel Veronese and Emilio Garcia Wehbi -- have chosen not to embody the literal text on the stage.
The 166 participants were randomly assigned to four conditions: (1) symbols and text; (2) low embodied; (3) high embodied/active; or (4) high embodied/active with narrative.
