"As a living, breathing, feeling, embodied Human-Wild-Divine-Witch, betrayed and reduced to a one dimensional 'character' within Mar's book, I thank you for humanizing me and calling out the author for who and what she is".
On Bosanquet's view, the aesthetic attitude is "contemplative"—it is a "preoccupation with a pleasant feeling, embodied in an object which can be contemplated" (Three Lectures, p. 10).
The feelings embodied by Mr. Russell Beale's Leontes and those around him — particularly the splendid Rebecca Hall as Hermione, his ill-used queen, and Sinead Cusack as the fierce Paulina, Hermione's lioness of a friend — scorch with their pain.
Tension between control and explosive feeling is embodied, too, in Screaming Men, a choir of 30 led by Petri Sirvio that shouts rather than sings complex musical compositions.
He became disillusioned, feeling that he embodied the idea of the has-been DJ, ensconced in the corner of a bar dispassionately playing lounge music in a graveyard shift that was never going to end.
In this Scottish/Chinese co-production (involving Vox Motus, National Theatre of Scotland and Tianjin People's Art Theatre), submerged states and feelings are embodied by a variety of winged, smoke-breathing, snakily writhing creatures, designed by Guy Bishop.
Even if we have no loved ones or have disgraced our family name, we still have the holiday spirit bullshit-ass sentimentality ingrained in us, feeling obligated to embody the Xmas cheer during this most glorious time of the year.
They dance, connect within, and activate energy centers which lead to an embodied feeling of "I rock as a woman" that does not exclude loving their partners deeply, in fact it makes that possible, often for the first time.
From this perspective, we can still approach the dream the way we would approach other dreams, paying attention to the archetypal, symbolic level of the dream for information, the emotions and embodied feeling of the dream symbols and patterns that relate to moving our lives forward.
Empathy toward another person, which can be defined as the ability to share the other person's feeling in an embodied manner, has been related to recruitment of a network mostly including the somatosensory and insular cortices, limbic regions and the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC).
We set out to do, in other words, what a good production on stage does, making the characters feel human because they are clearly embodied by thinking, feeling people, rather than being the verbal abstractions they can sometimes turn into in the school room.
