Simon McBurney, Complicite's artistic director, stresses that each of the plays is "an embodied text": its meaning wrapped up in speaking and acting.
"Mine is to embody text into painting, and yours," she said to Fleishchmann, "to embody into books". "I think that's what X Artists Bookss is about," Reeves added.
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".
To the young, he probably embodies a text-driven orthodoxy that ought to be dismantled.
They are all embraced by the three following propositions: First, that there was a total want of power in the court to treat the matters charged in the information as a contempt and punish it accordingly as a result of the provisions of section 268 of the Judicial Code (embodying the text of the Act of March 2, 1831, c. 99, 4 Stat.
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.
That will give passers-by the chance to reflect, with Mr. Robins, on the lost innocence embodied in his text.
It is perhaps harmless enough to say that it can be, since one can hardly imagine an "implication from legislative history" that is "unmistakable"i.e., that demonstrates agreement to a proposition by a majority of both Houses and the Presidentunless the proposition is embodied in statutory text to which those parties have given assent.
Moreover, they contend that the doctrine actually undermines the carefully structured federal balance embodied in the 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 South Atlantic Quarterly and the Historical Papers of the Trinity p. vi College Historical Society I am obligated for permission to embody in the text portions of articles I have contributed to their pages.
