Sentence examples for in embodied form from inspiring English sources

Opening up a debate has to begin with the very attempt to seek an alternative to the devaluation of many of the forms of materiality that are closely linked to societal concerns, particularly those that involve living and working with DNA in embodied form, like biodiversity, seeds, medicines and so on.

In the embodied form, it comprises 'long-lasting dispositions of the mind and body' (Bourdieu 1986, p. 17).

Accordingly the hosshin can be understood in its embodied form as ri-hosshin (or rishin) and as chi-hosshin (or chishin), two aspects which are ultimately non-dualistic (richi funi).

Trade also emerges as a powerful direct contributor to long-term total factor productivity, especially in its embodied form, through the acquisition of advanced machinery and equipment from more developed countries.

Our very existence, in its unedited, embodied form, is threatening, and I think that is something to revel in, rather than resist".

Research subjects and tissue donors constitute the "clinical laborers" of the global bio-economies, as they all perform "services in the self": risky, embodied forms of labor critical to the overall bio-economic enterprise.

We call such manipulations integrated forms of embodied learning (see Mavilidi et al., 2015, for a recent study and literature review on integration in embodied learning).

But then much of that regard accumulates around such artists because their authority in terror and torture is articulated or embodied in forms mindful of the universality of trauma, and the struggle with, and in the fortunate escapes from, extreme cruelty.

He starts with the premise that the "poetry of earth" exists, even during the extremes of the seasons, embodied in the form of the grasshopper in summer and the cricket in winter.

He imagined himself in a prolonged debate with the concept of philosophy, embodied in female form.

In this elegantly materialist telling, subjective experience is deeply embodied in physical form.