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    There is no possible outline of the body as such — Carmelics
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    There is no possible outline of the body as such

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    If one thinks of the body as such, there is no possible outline of the body as such. There are thinkings of the systematicity of the body, there are value codings of the body. The body, as such, cannot be thought, and I certainly cannot approach it. (Spivak 1989)

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