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Exploring the Link Between Enriched Environment and Depression: Insights From Human Participants. [PDF]

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Guiza-Zayas R, Ontiveros Uribe M, Palomera-Garfias N, Magaña-Saavedra E, Flores-Ramos M.   +4 more
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Somatic transformation in the participant through embodied engagement with installation art

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Breaking the Cycle of Overwork and Recuperation: Altering Somatic Engagement Across Boundaries

Organization Science, 2022
Past research often relegates the management of the ideal worker’s overworking body to the nonwork environment. Reflecting a segmentation approach to managing the boundary between work and nonwork, the nonwork setting is treated as a context for recuperation.
Stephanie J. Creary, Karen Locke
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A somatic engagement of technology

International Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media, 2005
AbstractThe relationship between dance and technology is often framed as oppositional. Dance engages the body, while technology supersedes it, each being defined and positioned in relation to the human physical body. This paper proposes that the dichotomization obscures the social impact of new technologies.
Katja Kolcio
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Somatic presentation of mental health concerns, stigma, and mental health treatment engagement among college students

Journal of American College Health, 2019
Objective: To identify mental health and treatment utilization correlates of somatic symptoms.Participants: Undergraduate students (N = 184) were recruited through an online research portal from November 2017 to May 2018. Methods: Cross-sectional survey. Results: Somatic symptoms were significantly correlated with public stigma, depression, and anxiety.
Kathleen R. McNealy, Anayansi Lombardero
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Autoethnography and Somatic Modes of Attention

Public, 2023
Somatic autoethnography integrates a materialist perspective that positions a dance ethnographer’s personal history--ethnicity, race, class or national origin—with modes of attention that highlight the impact of perception.
Barbara Sellers-Young
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What Wizardry is this?: Somatic Listening and Verbal Metaphor in an Undergraduate Voice Studio

Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 2023
Through the description of activity in an undergraduate voice studio, this essay posits the concept of somatic listening, an active and embodied engagement with verbal metaphor.
M. Kingsbury
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Sensing the Sacred: Religious Experience, Somatic Inversions, and the Religious Education of Attention

Sociology of religion, 2021
While previous work has focused largely on discourse, contemporary sociological research has started to examine how the embodied, sensory dimensions of religious practice matter in the construction of religious experience.
Daniel Winchester, Michal Pagis
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Embodied Engagements with the Megaliths of Carnac: Somatic Experience, Somatic Imagery, and Bodily Techniques in Contemporary Spiritual Practices

Journal of Religion in Europe, 2021
Abstract This article explores bodily interactions, somatic experiences, and embodiment of New Age and contemporary Paganism practitioners conducting spiritual practices in the megaliths of Carnac in northwest France. Inspired from the sensory ethnography approach and applying a specific methodological framework elaborated for this study, the article ...
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