It argues that many philosophical debates about embodiment, emplacement and difference abstract a universalized notion of 'place'bodyody' and 'self' which confounds and conflates scale issues and consequently confuses the dialectical interplay of 'time'spaceace'beinging' and 'culture' across scales.
To the contrary, Wendell thinks, an adequate philosophical account of embodiment will appreciate identities inflected by suffering without glorifying or sugar-coating the debilitating dimensions of perpetual exhaustion and discomfort.
These views developed in tandem with another of Smuts's fixations, his philosophical pursuit of the embodiment of unity.
He expands upon the philosophical implications of "OK the embodiment of down-to-earth pragmatism and OK the voice of tolerance," an amalgam that he takes to be a modern American cornerstone, which makes OK not just America's greatest word, but "its greatest invention".
Dr Martin regards the midfielder "as an exemplar or embodiment of a number of philosophical propositions" about crisis, conflict and identity.
Philosophical opposites they may be, but Sanchez has nonetheless become the embodiment of the Jets coach's bombast and ambition, playing by the heightened expectations that Ryan has created by promising nothing less than Super Bowl heaven.
It is an embodiment of songket in an art form that is philosophical and rich in cultural meaning.
However, despite this class of shared assumptions, researchers operationalize "the embodied mind" differently in empirical work and it is not always clear that embodiment is an umbrella term for lines of work separated by differing philosophical assumptions.
Disability perspectives have become familiar in feminist approaches to some philosophical topics, for instance, ethics and justice theory, and the metaphysics of embodiment.
I thought maybe with the Pythons there was some deep philosophical reason why it was a parrot, like it was the same sort of thing – the embodiment of all frustration and desire".
