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When we are lost in sexual passion, there's usually not a lot of thinking going on--we are taken up in our bodiliness.
The aim of Wittgenstein's "spiritual exercises" is to liberate us from that disseminated antipathy to bodiliness which is the last remnant of heretical theology in what we are naturally inclined, in moments of reflection, to say about ourselves and our relationships with one another.
6) For a defense of the premise of bodiliness and polemic against Cartesian dualism see Brugger, "Dualism, Bodiliness and the Self: Incompatible Bedfellows," New Oxford Review, vol.
 
 
 
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