Indeed, in early works, Schapp holds that, within perception, sensual givenness and ideas (or concepts) can only be separated conceptually, but not factually: without ideas, we cannot perceive things (1910, 133f).
Within any project, Graber and Pulver understand design as a process that includes the development of both the intellectual concept and the sensual dimension of the structure.
Another tradition Mar explores is Feri, a sensual religion centered on the concept that each individual has three souls -- much like the id, ego and superego.
But the exhibition, which is premised on the sensual aspects of love — the ancient concept of Eros, revived in the early sixteenth century — doesn't stay chaste for long.
On sale exclusively at Colette, the Paris concept store, they include a sensual, felted version of Ernest Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls," a pink and cuddly "The King Who Was a King" from H.G. Wells and scattered pieces of a jigsaw puzzle for Arthur Miller's "The Misfits".
Their monumental quality, formed by the great mass of stone from which the oval eyes, sensual mouth, and broad face are fashioned, provides a powerful sculptural concept.
Critics wrote that the video contains some of Knowles' best and most sensual moves, called her a femme fatale, and commented that its concept effectively matched the song's lyrics.
All abstract concepts, he argues, are the result of a progressive growing apart between an original sensual denotation and its future abstract meanings (IB, II, 248 258).
I'm trying to learn from the BDSM concept of surrendering to another, to turn intense pain into a beautiful moment, sensual and sexual even.
