Like, physical-embodiment-of-a-leather-jacket hot.
Drawing on empirical research with stroke survivors in an ethnically mixed area of Indonesia, this paper highlights the importance of considering embodiment as a specific methodological concern.
Writing constituted in his view an essential part of language, the material embodiment of the specific formative principle a language employs to construct meaning rather than being the mere representational mirror of speech.
Or maybe he feels a little disturbed by her unflinching embodiment of this specific strain of his fictional characters: almost as if he's being stalked by his own creation – which is, of course, a very Lynchian notion.
The persistent, boisterous, very particular type of resistance Kanye West receives is not simply a reaction to him as popular black performer, but rather as a shining embodiment of specific archetypes of blackness that challenge the norms of an enduring cultural status quo: confidence, self-knowledge, assertiveness, defiance, impenitence.
In this scene, the climax of the play, Stephen Tyrone Williams's Citizen is transformed before the audience's eyes — from a very specific black man with a particular story to an avatar, the embodiment of a people.
She is not a specific person but the embodiment of an ideal, in this case an ideal of desirability, in which the sensual and the spiritual merge.
In later years, Travers came to see Poppins as an embodiment of a mother goddess.
