Bodily engagement and related notions of motor activation have been proposed as major characteristics of (educational) embodiment research in existing classification systems (e.g. Clifton et al., 2016; Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014, 2016).
The very idea of a right to rebel against the government is incoherent, Kant argued, because the embodiment of all right is the actually existing state.
Cassius never quite takes shape as an individual, existing mostly as an embodiment of the longings Dana never satisfied while she was married — for sex, for love, for her own contentment.
Each bending style is derived from a specific Chinese martial art, and the culture of each nation takes cues from the the physical embodiment of the element, along with inspiration from existing real-world cultures.
The existing capital structure is the embodiment of past decisions and the raw material of present decisions.
Nevertheless, the existing domains differ significantly depending on complexity, niche and embodiment of the organisms considered.
A different slant on embodiment is provided by the existing and growing body of feminist work on medicalization, particularly the medicalization of non-standard embodiments or embodied states and their classification as pathologies, and the questions of autonomy and choice that such medicalization raises (Purdy 2001, 2006; Garry 2001).
In other words, rhytidectomy is an embodiment of local and global appearance-changing surgery procedures, which may explain the challenges that the existing intensity-based recognition methods in the case of rhytidectomy [2] and subsequent works [22 25] faced.
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the embodiment of the dance?
