Yet in its way his performance — an embodiment of the puritanical, ill-used steward from Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" — is almost as challenging as those in "Ganesh".
Surveys selected traditions, from Bali to Ghana, South India to Zimbabwe, with a primary focus on oral skills, theory, and musical performance and embodiment.
However, we also argue that this is also what made sense to their situation and lived experience of being a smoker, the performance and embodiment of a distinct health and risk discourse.
The movie is a terrifying gothic thriller and a religious allegory, featuring Mitchum's greatest, most detailed performance as the embodiment of evil, with Gish as the glowing representative of goodness and love.
Theron's startling turn won rave reviews, with late critic Roger Ebert calling it "not just a performance but an embodiment, one of the greatest in the history of cinema".
The glass selected for the trabecular coating was processed by sponge replica method to produce glass-ceramic scaffolds, in order to evaluate the material properties and performance in an embodiment plausibly close to the final application.
If you want to see an exuberantly colorful all-ages tribute to girl power — colorful as in candy-floss pink and lime green — where serious ideas about performance, identity, and embodiment fit comfortably amid sitcom-worthy teen hijinks, then you should definitely check out "Jem and the Holograms".
Her investigation uses an interdisciplinary approach that interfaces with issues of embodiment, knowledge, performance, research, and documentation.
For me, then, poetry bears religious meaning not just through structure and the words but in the embodiment of performance in space and time.
Rothman's performance is a tragic embodiment of the futility of maintaining control over grief and loss.
Before an event, recite this truism: "Life is beautiful, and music performance is a pure embodiment of this".
