Being in the Body<br>An Assessment of the Extent to Which the Spiritual/Interior Experiences Arising from Specific Examples of Human Physical Activity can be Interpreted/Clarified Through the Use of the Concept of Embodiment (Informed and Enriched by Insights Arising from Religious Studies) as an Interpretive Key.</br>

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Being in the Body
An Assessment of the Extent to Which the Spiritual/Interior Experiences Arising from Specific Examples of Human Physical Activity can be Interpreted/Clarified Through the Use of the Concept of Embodiment (Informed and Enriched by Insights Arising from Religious Studies) as an Interpretive Key.

Sheila Hughes

University of Surrey

01/01/1998

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Title: Being in the Body
An Assessment of the Extent to Which the Spiritual/Interior Experiences Arising from Specific Examples of Human Physical Activity can be Interpreted/Clarified Through the Use of the Concept of Embodiment (Informed and Enriched by Insights Arising from Religious Studies) as an Interpretive Key.
Creators: Sheila Hughes
Contributors: University of Surrey (Institution)
Awarding Institution: University of Surrey; Unknown
Theses and Dissertations: University of Surrey
Date published: 01/01/1998
Date submitted: 27/05/2010
Identifiers: 99515932002346
Academic Unit: Surrey research (other units)
Resource Type: Doctoral Thesis