In addition to the two mandalic embodiments of the hosshin, Kûkai (in Sokushinjôbutsugi, ch.4) classifies mandalas in general into four types, depicting the different ways whereby the Dharma is manifest: 1.
In addition to its four forms of embodiment, Kûkai (in his Sokushinjôbutsugi chs.
In addition to addressing a context of pregnant embodiment that has been neglected by empirical feminist research concerning ultrasound (Gerber 2002; Kimport et al. 2012), it argues that engagement with this context offers novel opportunities to destabilize dominant representations of this sociotechnical practice.
In addition to the language shared within interviews, authors argue that embodiment has the potential to influence the research encounter and therefore its presence must be made explicit (Kannen 2013).
His novel runs to almost five hundred pages; in addition to dense footnotes, nearly every chapter totters, like some hydrocephalic embodiment of erudition, from the weight of two or three long epigraphs (from Edward Said, Saul Smilansky, Freud, V. S. Naipaul, Cicero, Simone Weil, Dante, John Donne, George Eliot, and the like).
Come to think of it, if the film-noir style — in addition to resulting from the imported expressionism of European émigré directors (including Preminger) — is largely the embodiment of a collective post-traumatic stress disorder of a nation that knew no healing beside victory, "Daisy Kenyon" could be Exhibit A. (David Denby discusses the film in his recent overview of Preminger's career).
In addition to medical anthropology, her research interests include qualitative methodology in health research, medical pluralism, and embodiment of political structures.
At its best, in addition to filling gaps in discipline-specific knowledge, we hope that the study will provide useful information regarding the embodiment and treatment aspects of depression in general.
