Sentence examples similar to embodying existence from inspiring English sources

Strawson agreed that disembodied existence was logically possible, but added that such existence would make no sense except as a survival of embodied existence in a common public world.

It has become a truism to celebrate the freedom that the internet offers because it looses you from the constraints of embodied existence: "On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog".

Sokushinjôbutsugi explicates the concept of sokushinjôbutsu or enlightenment in one's immediate embodied existence.

For Levinas, an 'I' lives out its embodied existence according to modalities.

Individuals can enjoy or suffer the consequences of their actions only during their embodied existence in the world.

Further, in cases of ascetic "salvation" from embodied existence, a person may even will to resign herself from willing altogether.

In contrast, Japanese Buddhist and Confucian philosophies evince an appreciation of embodied existence in the ordinary world.

One of the most distinguishing characteristic of Kûkai's Buddhist thought is his concept of sokushinjôbutsu, the attainment of enlightenment in this very embodied existence.

6 — here is not merely one's corporeal body but one's lived embodied existence of body-and-mind as one whole.

Under the lens of Japanese philosophy, however, Greek-based Western philosophy often displays a double detachment, from everyday life and from embodied existence.

It rejects the 'linguistic paradigm'inin the name of a systematic attempt to radically rethink questions of wordliness, shared embodied existence and sensible– intelligible experience' (p. 4).