As the fictional Le is struggling with the problems of becoming a minority cultural worker (to commodify or not to commodify, that is the question), his father arrives from Australia, a physical embodiment of Vietnamese authenticity, speaking in pithy proverbs, "smaller, gaunter" than his son remembers from their last meeting three years previously.
He also went on Howard Stern, was profiled by MTV, and drew praise from the likes of Dave Grohl, Mike D, and Henry Rollins, who saw him as the embodiment of punk authenticity.
He functions as the embodiment of gritty American authenticity, the plainspoken voice of a romanticized heartland.
In contrast to what they see as a corrupt and slavishly Westernised elite, the Islamists present themselves as the embodiment of native cultural authenticity, with high moral standards.
A reflection on the social embodiment of virtues therefore suggests that authenticity, like many other character ideals, carries with it an obligation to contribute to the maintenance and well-being of a particular type of social organization and way of life (Guignon 2008: 2004 2004: 161).
"Virtue" may be corrupted easily, but when realized, it radiates the full embodiment of the Dao understood in terms of qi on Heshanggong's view, or the flourishing of authenticity on Wang Bi's interpretation.
The notion of authenticity.
It also lacks the stamp of authenticity.
That sense of authenticity inspired the cast.
About the dictatorship of authenticity?
