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In the West, most people have been trained to think of their mind and their body as separate, yet all of the body’s senses function to make sense of the world. Gregory Bateson notes, ‘the biologists worked hard to un-mind the body; and the philosophers disembodied the mind.’ Bateson and many others put the pieces back together and emphasize the unity of body and mind, allowing recognition of and value for the importance of all the body’s senses.
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