the new creature has a particular individuality of
body and soul from the first moment of its existence in the maternal womb, a particular individuality which, though akin to that of the parents, is nonetheless something quite different.
One reason for Donne's focus on the relationship between the
body and soul, especially in their divine, resurrected form, may have been his belief that this relationship qualified him for the supreme honor of asserting his full presence in the holiest of holies.
First, both
body and soul, as we will see, are reduced to a kind of fire-water mixture, and therefore it seems necessary to analyze these two elemental principles and their relationship before proceeding to the discussion of soul and body.
The Christian view indicates that the
body and soul are woven
It should also be noted that two terms used frequently in the
body and soul homilies for referring to the whole body appear in this passage as well: hra "corpse" in line 112a and lic "body" in line 123a.
(15) One could say that a sailor and his ship, as well as Socrates'
body and soul on the Platonic account, are unified in a certain respect or compose an aggregate sum, but such unity would not be unum simpliciter.
In a step-by-step course of lessons, Piano,
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Body and soul: The role of object relations in faith, shame, and healing.
The works in "Brazil:
Body and Soul" date from the seventeenth century to the present, though the entire nineteenth century is inexplicably skipped (an omission head curator Edward Sullivan acknowledges but does not manage to justify in the 600-page catalogue).
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Body and Soul, the Sunday Mail's guide to achieving health and happiness in 2002.
Sekou states that youthful questions must be asked about the hypocrisy of public policy, the ignorance of truth and violence against the
body and soul. Why do we do things this way?
In a discussion of "The
Body and Soul of Modernism" Carby reads Nicolas Murray's nude photographs of Paul Robeson, as well as black male nudes by other European and American artists, and argues that for these modernists the black male body represented "essentialized masculinity." However, because the black subject was unable to "gaze back at the viewer," these photographic texts reproduced "the unequal relation of power and subjection of their historical moment" in the early twentieth century.
The questions posed by the Jesuits in the passage quoted above reflected longstanding debates in Christianity over the relationship between the physical and the spiritual,
body and soul, passion and reason.
At the Final Judgement everyone will have either a blessed
body and soul, or a damned
body and soul.
Transformed into arrows let's all go,
body and soul! Piercing the air let's go,
body and soul, with no way of return, transfixed there, rotting with the pain of striking home, never to return.
