"She is engaged, practically speaking, in two totally different things at the same time: the pure thought of philosophy and the pure movement of dance.
Viewed from the perspective of practical philosophy, the world really is nothing more than what Fichte once described as "the material of our duty made sensible," which is precisely the viewpoint adopted by the morally engaged, practically striving subject.
According to neuroscientist, Anita Collins, playing music is the cognitive equivalent of "a full-body workout, and it, "engages practically every area of the brain at once". More significantly, music playing has been highlighted as a powerful long-term strategy to improve brain plasticity, as well as overall brain's functioning.
Driving is the one public behavior we all engage in practically every day.
Perfume samples aside, I'll engage in practically any compulsive behavior to escape the depression I forget that I have: sexting, internet attention-seeking, dating apps, food restriction, food rituals, and in the old days, drugs and alcohol.
Based in Palestine, Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti have spent the last ten years developing their theoretically ambitious, practically engaged artistic practice focused on the struggle for justice and equality.
When memory loss associated with ECT is presented as a discrete, abstract possibility (e.g. memory loss only inhibiting the ability to recall some information), it is taken for granted that side effects are, first and foremost, lived by a body-subject who is engaged and practically directed towards the world.
And yet, it is anything but dry due to its rhythmic tone (at times calling to mind the propulsive chug-a-chug-a-chug-a of a train) and illustrations so engaging you practically have to shake the sepia-toned dust out of your hair at the end of the ride.
The monkeys engage in rubdowns practically en masse, passing a single millipede from one to another.
Which way it goes is to some extent in our hands, but only if we understand the new global politics and engage positively and practically.
As participants in material culture, we not only produce things and dispose of them, but we also engage with them practically, aesthetically, and morally.
