He approaches his subject matter at the very boundary of its corporeality, at the very point of transition between its materiality and its immateriality.
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Her visual artworks are characterized by a strong sense of corporeality, and she tends to use coffee, among other materials, as paint.
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According to Tim Palmer, this trajectory includes a focus on states of corporeality in and of themselves, independent of narrative exposition or character psychology.
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Unlike in other, more radical sects influenced by kabbalistic ideas, like the Sabbateans, Worship through Corporeality was largely limited to the elite and carefully restrained.
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When she returned to Israel, she created figurative and expressive sculpture, which showed the clear influence of Rodin, who emphasized the corporeality of his sculptures.
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According to Maimonides, to admit corporeality to God is tantamount to admitting complexity to God, which is a contradiction to God as the First Cause and constitutes heresy.
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During the Renaissance, artists often strove to present Christ and his mother in ways that expressed their corporeality, in order to confirm that the Word truly was made flesh.
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The corporeality of " Ulysses " _ Joyce's curbstone consciousness _ is what made that novel a byword for smut and the center of an obscenity trial.
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The chasm between Marie and Julien, due to his corporeality and her ghostly nature, is emphasised in the contrast between his physical activity and her status as an onlooker.
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Before the time of Maimonides the question of the corporeality of the Messiah appears not to have been among the problems discussed in the polemics between the Church and the Jewish community.
