According to biophilic theory, Dr. Kellert said, instinctive responses to those natural elements "became genetically encoded, so that part of our emotional, intellectual, and physical well-being depends on having access to nature".
She sees a relationship between the arbitrary, instinctive nature of her jewelry and the natural elements around her. "Look at nature: many things don't make a logical sense when taken out of context but fit together strangely," she said.
That instinctive, improvised, unpredictable element, he says, makes for great entertainment: "You feel that electricity.
We aimed to make their movements more human, emotionally charged, instinctive with an element of humor".
The confrontations between the real and the fantastical, the intellectual and the instinctive, are recurrent elements in Mr. Preljocaj's work.
The cogitative faculty in human beings, on the other hand, allows them to go beyond instinctive remembering, and introduces an element of rational deliberation that is limited primarily to purely individual, discrete objects and actions.[35] Avicenna considers estimation to be involved with the cogitative faculty in reconstructing a specific, physically based concept.
But in general, instruments anticipate the transformational work of the music they play: they take elements of the instinctive, animal, irrational world and shape it.
It would be easy to come up with some slightly bogus theory about the instinctive empathy which is the key element in the Streets' lyrical armoury.
Here though, the oily, overworked music feels less eager than desperate, especially compared to the more instinctive blend of country and dance elements in current hits like Hunt's "Leave the Night On" and "Burnin' It Down" by Jason Aldean.
By reducing rock to its bottom elements, the sound engenders an almost instinctive release.
While many elements seem to arise from an instinctive, quasi-primitive intuition, other parts suggest a more intellectually sophisticated play with the codes of Modern painting.
