In "Beasts of Burden," she writes that both farms and cities are built environments designed "to reward certain embodiments over others".
Non-Indigenous Australia's emotional nexus with the land – with its roots in masculine pioneering stories and blinkered notions of benign settlement, and for all its subsequent embodiment in the over-mythologised, stylised story of Anzac – is already stretched with the emergence of each new urban generation.
It's the perfect embodiment of a show over-stuffed with incident.
The story of Budrus is both uplifting and instructive: an embodiment of Margaret Mead's over-referenced but perhaps under-emulated observation of what thoughtful, committed citizens can accomplish.
It may have something to do with that ridiculous hip-hop pose of a name, and something a whole lot more to do with Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, the absolute embodiment of style over substance.
"Consequently, learning to play all too often prioritises a symbolic understanding over embodiment and emotional expression, drawing an interesting parallel with the many problems of using the traditional computer".
"Consequently, learning to play all too often prioritizes a symbolic understanding over embodiment and emotional expression, drawing an interesting parallel with the many problems of using the traditional computer".
PHOENIX — This election year, community groups working to get more Latinos to turn out and vote have enlisted the help of an unwitting ally: Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the brash-talking embodiment of the battles over illegal immigration in Arizona and beyond.
Rachel and David are so earnest and idealistic that standing guard over this embodiment of evil, feeding him and enduring his anti-Semitic taunts, seems to put their souls in peril.
(In commercial real estate, the growth of the REIT market was just one embodiment of this trend over the past 15 years, and the return of REIT-owned properties to the private markets has caused some concern over the loss of transparency).
