Tag Archives: embodied cognition

Nudity and freedom

Posted on December 24, 2014 by naturist philosopher

In a recent post we found that the concept of “freedom” is quite important in thinking about naturism and nudity. This is rather uncontroversial (among naturists, anyhow). “Freedom” (from clothes) is often cited by naturists as one of the most … Continue reading →

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Why most people don’t understand social nudity

Posted on December 9, 2014 by naturist philosopher

So far the topics being discussed here have mostly not dealt in much depth with what could be accurately described as “philosophy”. Some of the psychological discussions come close, but that’s not quite the same. Of course, systematic philosophical thinking … Continue reading →

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