Sentence examples for unique embodiment from inspiring English sources

We have suddenly found out that we ourselves are cyborgs – mechanized constellations that have abandoned, although refuse to admit so, the ancient determinant of unique embodiment, personality and subjectivity.

For example, an individual who lacks input from some perceptual organ (e.g., deaf, blind), has a congenital defect, has had a lesion or stroke, or is born with atypical anatomy (e.g., missing a limb) has a significantly altered rational input into the cognitive system and this should give rise to unique embodiment.

And with no public language to adequately articulate the unique embodiment of queer communities of color and classes within the same-sex marriage debate, this has become contentious.

Second, they must be allowed to discover the unique ways that their embodiment engages the world.

Embodiment is not new to education research and various scholars have brought a unique focus to how we understand embodiment as an individual and group phenomenon.

Marina Tsaplina is a puppeteer and performing artist based in Brooklyn, NY whose work looks at the unique capacities of puppetry-bodies/objects to reveal embodiment, imagination, and the historic and poetic body in illness, (dis)ability and healing.

Embodiment focuses on what is unique about this illness for this person.

And it gave us Andy Botwin, played by the gifted Justin Kirk, as the embodiment of failure and apathy's unique seductiveness.

But crying as an embodiment of empathy is, I maintain, unique to humans and has played an essential role in human evolution and the development of human cultures.

His design is the physical embodiment of BoomSound incorporated within a unique, dramatic and stylish sculpture.

Within populations that do not have physiological disparities, differential embodiment should thus arise from the unique empirical experiences underlying simulation.