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Disembodiment

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dis·em·bod·y  (dsm-bd)
tr.v. dis·em·bod·ied, dis·em·bod·y·ing, dis·em·bod·ies
1. To free (the soul or spirit) from the body.
2. To divest of material existence or substance.
disem·bodi·ment n.


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In fact, its look enhances the piece's sense of physical and psychological oppression, as well as the feelings of isolation and disembodiment that Gyuri goes through.
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Indeed, the image's coupling of disembodiment and sensuous immediacy is disconcertingly seductive.
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Rather, I mean only to move away from giving the priority to the idea of disembodiment, to the idea that what really matters is liberation from the flesh.
Ashes to ashes: toward a Christian understanding of death by Garvey, John / Commonweal
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