Objects themselves are embodied thoughts.
Now the landscape image is an extension of writing, a form of embodied thought, an essence of landscapeness, a text to be read.
In the context of growing debates around the possibilities and challenges of coordinated contact, the paper engages with work that has articulated alternative ways of responding to difference through an attention to practices of embodied thought.
In his every vulnerable performance, he seemed to embody the thoughts and concerns of an entire generation.
The marquee cast includes "SNL" personnel Taran Killam, Emily Spivey, Paula Pell, Kenan Thompson (as a hero who can embody his thoughts, but only in the form of his smothering mother) and Bill Hader as smooth, Montalbanesque supervillain Dr. Malocchio.
I thought that he embodied the thoughts and ideas in that speech of a true leader.
These and other relics of pre-computer times embody human thought, fantasy and temperament in ways that can enliven spirits numbed by the mechanized routines of modernity.
And Mr. Vidich doesn't disappoint as his monologue on death, genetics and scientific research into aging gradually mutates into incoherence, and then into a twisting, jerking, convulsive solo that seems to embody every thought he has offered about the ineluctable, biologically determined will of the body.
You've got wooden boxes, rusty implements, mounds of fat, maps, pamphlets, envelopes, videos, LPs, newspapers, and a vast range of other stuff, all either manufactured or altered by Beuys to embody his thought process and trace the energy of transformation - via, you got it, the transformation of energy by thought.
It was not full-fledged anger that she was experiencing but "transitional anger," an emotional state that embodies the thought: Something should be done about this, in response to social injustice.
Johnson's and my 1999 book, Philosophy in the Flesh, incorporated a neural theory of how embodied metaphorical thought works.
