It embodied work by the Law Commission to bring together in one piece of law the patchwork of children's legislation.
Taken together, these highlight the embodied work of the early years teacher (Hayashi & Tobin, 2015) as well as the intuitive nature of engagement that calls for moment-by-moment responsivity rather than received categories.
On the other hand, the concept of clinical labor brushes conventional theories of labor, bioethics and innovation against the grain: insofar as these theories ignore or actively exclude such embodied work from the realm of formal labor, they fail to conceptualize and thus come to terms with clinical labor, analytically and theoretically, as a crucial set of social productive forces.
Once an ardent communist, she embodied working-class discontent in the supposed workers' paradise.
The second section unpacks some aspects of the language-futures connect and moves on to explore the sensory as a domain of embodied futures work that we all acknowledge and work with in different ways.
The Warholian perception that nature has been blotted out or replaced by consumer culture is embodied in works throughout the exhibition.
But it's also a week for other kinds of stories, as embodied in work by the French choreographer Boris Charmatz, who will present the second part of his series — "Musée de la Danse: Three Collective Gestures" — at the Museum of Modern Art.
While narrative literature, embodied in works such as The Eloquent Peasant, emphasize the individual hero who challenges society and its accepted ideologies, the teaching texts instead stress the need to comply with society's accepted dogmas.
The embodied, emotional work of this kind of analysis is recognized [ 3].
It could put our vast stores of tacit, embodied knowledge to work online.
He embodies several American working class stereotypes: he is crude, overweight, incompetent, clumsy, thoughtless and a borderline alcoholic.
