In this regard, too, "Andy liked to entrust others with the task of embodying Andy," and often this embodying involved "female dopplegangers" like Edie Sedgwick whose ambiguity as both femme and boyish did a number on gender.
Ms. Chancellor has the trickier task of embodying the authorial bull in the china shop, and it's hard to believe all this fuss began over an article of 1,000 words, or shorter than this column.
More likely he agreed with Donald Sassoon's observation that socialists got rid of a utopian albatross when they "abandoned the idea that a single class – the traditional male factory-based proletariat – was somehow endowed by history with the task of embodying the hope and aspiration of the whole of humanity".
His daughter played by Lisa Joyce, however, was uncommonly inadequate for the task of embodying Ophelia.
"I am aware of my task: to embody change, to lead the Left to victory, and to give France back her confidence," the leader from Corr said.
Incidental embodiment manipulations aim to influence cognitive processes using cues (for an example, see Jostmann et al., 2009), while we define integrated forms of embodied learning to feature bodily activity integrated into a learning task (based on the task-oriented view of embodied cognition presented by Wilson and Golonka, 2013).
The reviewed literature and our classification of these studies along the dimensions of task integration and bodily engagement allow us to formulate recommendations concerning the design of embodied learning settings.
Proponents of embodied cognition argue that we reduce the cognitive load on the brain by outsourcing tasks to other parts of our body, and in the related case of distributed cognition, even to external objects.
We define integrated forms of embodied learning to be aligned with Wilson and Golonka's (2013) notion of task-related embodiment manipulations and incidental forms of embodied learning as examples of those studies that Wilson and Golonka (2013) describe as dealing with bodily priming effects.
Manipulating the availability of embodied actions provides a way to observe the connection between embodied actions and embodiment (i.e., offline simulation), especially when those taught to use their body on a task still outperform a control group in the absence of overt movement.
