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Animals don't need to be aware of the inner workings of their body because their self-agency is an inherent part of their embodied beings. St. Olaf student researcher Julia Moser-Hardy '14 and Professor Sheryl Saterstrom discuss how the development of modern technology that promotes "efficient" or "easeful" living allows automaticity to take over this part of lived experience.
By Simply Somatics4
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Animals don't need to be aware of the inner workings of their body because their self-agency is an inherent part of their embodied beings. St. Olaf student researcher Julia Moser-Hardy '14 and Professor Sheryl Saterstrom discuss how the development of modern technology that promotes "efficient" or "easeful" living allows automaticity to take over this part of lived experience.