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Consciousness is always embodied from "summary" of Phenomenology of Perception by Maurice Merleau-Ponty

At the heart of the phenomenological investigation lies the profound recognition that consciousness is inherently intertwined with the body. This fundamental insight challenges the traditional dualistic view that posits a strict separation between mind and body, suggesting instead a deeply intertwined relationship where the body is not merely a vessel for consciousness, but an integral part of its very constitution. Embodiment is not simply a matter of physical presence in the world, but a dynamic and reciprocal engagement with the environment. The body is not just a passive object acted upon by consciousness; rather, it actively shapes and informs our experience of the world. Our perceptions, emotions, and actions are all mediated through the body, which serves as the primary means through which we engage with and make sense of the world around us. This embodied nature of consciousness is evident in the way that our bodily experiences are not just physical sensations, but are imbued with meaning and significance. For example, the feeling of warmth from the sun on our skin is not just a purely tactile sensation, but carries ...
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    Phenomenology of Perception

    Maurice Merleau-Ponty

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