It is not sufficient to claim that a disciplinary concept is embodied without some specificity around what we mean by concept, what that concept is composed of, and what precisely is being (or should be) embodied as an outcome of learning.
Ms. Finley, you see, is channeling her fellow show-and-tell girl Liza Minnelli, who is also being embodied by a straggling chorus line of variously attired people of various genders who swarm the stage.
The material is modeled as being embodied in the output and forms an important aspect of green product design.
From the phenomenological perspective, though memory need not be limited solely to bodily action, the act of remembering or recalling is predicated on being embodied.
We know what it is to be a subject of experience to be a being that thinks, and believes, and desires various things, for example—and prima facie at least this does not entail being embodied, let alone being embodied in the very same body over time.
Such representations are "mental" in the sense now commonplace in cognitive science: i.e., they are conceived of as being embodied as brain states, but as individuated by their functional (and computational) role in cognition.
Levinas's question was not: "Why is there Being instead of simply nothing?" His concern was to approach Being differently, through the (human) being for which the primary experiences of Being are of its embodied, but not physiological, existence.
Reincarnate lamas, that is trulkus or "living buddhas", are embodied institutions believed to be higher realised beings, who control their rebirths and are integral to Tibetan Buddhist culture.
