Her most recent book, Poetics of the Flesh (2015), analyzes theological, philosophical, and political descriptions of "flesh" as metaphors for understanding how social discourses materialize in human bodies.
In Walden, at the first dress rehearsal before an audience last week, Grandma brought down the house when she materialized in the company of 25 human performers, 3 Arabian horses, 4 dogs, one Vietnamese potbellied pig, one African crested porcupine and a capybara (billed as "the world's largest rodent") in the 63-foot-tall, $250,000 Canobbio tent.
While numerous studies have demonstrated impressive anti-angiogenic and antitumor activities with these agents in rodent models, similar findings have not materialized in phase I/II trials with human patients [ 36- 39].
Accordingly, the entrepreneurial activity or entrepreneurship can be considered as an expression of the capacity of human creation which is materialized in the world of business or in other fields of society.
So the basics of human rights have not been materialized in the health system of Bangladesh.
As we paddled closer, the caves' arches and openings materialized in the mist, giving the eerie appearance of rust-hued, gigantic human skulls emerging from the lake.
This article considers how anticipated futures of space travel and environmental survival are materialized in the project to engineer the minimal biosphere capable of reliably sustaining human life: a human/microbe association with the fewest possible species.
Some areas for human cells, like the stomach, are less troubling than if they materialized in, say, the brain.
The sorcery materialized in January.
In 2010 and 2011, Theatre for One materialized in Times Square.
