However, the final metamorphosis of Montale's muse into a cristofora also represents the point of crisis of the Clizia Cycle, as Montale's muse is eventually "
disincarnated" (p.
It is indeed not clear that "realization" is the correct word as such experience, if occurring, would be of a very austere,
disincarnated type and, absent the quantum Zeno effect, occurring at a speed well above the relatively pedestrian sampling speed of consciousness in tenths of seconds.
Happily missing is any simplistic,
disincarnated formula that would dismiss the importance of our praxis in this world, in light of the world to come.
A similar situation takes place when the China Men of the Sandalwood Mountains note that white female missionaries "spoke a well-intoned Cantonese, which sounded
disincarnated coming out of their white faces" (110).
Separating body and spirit, he has valorized the one, as the result of a
disincarnated speech, making of the other a vehicle, necessary but cumbersome, during existence said to be earthly.
Levinas maintains that consciousness is
disincarnated and not immediate, something that is not actualized in the body and distanced from the present.
And yet, while Deleuze stresses its vital and creative connotations, Foucault is fascinated by the nightmarish aspects of this
disincarnated vitality, by the "disturbing and nocturnal powers" of its biological animality: "the animal appears as the bearer of that death to which it is, at the same time, subjected; it contains a perpetual devouring of life by life.
would result in the creation of a reactive network, as if the totality of experience could hence be standardized and
disincarnated'.
Moreover, according to Kardec, communication between the physical and spiritual worlds would be possible through mediums who would channel or 'incorporate'
disincarnated spirits.