Embodiment

 As per available reports about 70 journals, 40 Conferences, 29 workshops are presently dedicated exclusively to Embodiment and about 3900000 articles are being published on the current trends in Embodiment. In terms of research annually, USA, India, Japan, Brazil and Canada are some of the leading countries where maximum studies related to Embodiment As reported in Cambridge article, The bodily aspects of human subjectivity. Embodiment is the central theme in European phenomenology, with its most extensive treatment in the works of Maurice Merleau-Ponty. Merleau-Ponty’s account of embodiment distinguishes between the objective body,which is the body regarded as a physiological entity, and the phenomenal body, which is not just some body, some particular physiological entity, but my (or your) body as I (or you) experience it. Of course, it is possible to experience one’s own body as a physiological entity. But this is not typically the case. Typically, I experience my body (tacitly) as a unified potential or capacity for doing this and that-typing this sentence, scratching that itch, etc. Moreover, this sense that I have of my own motor capacities (expressed, say, as a kind of bodily confidence) does not depend on an understanding of the physiological processes involved in performing the action in question. The distinction between the objective and phenomenal body is central to understanding the phenomenological treatment of embodiment. Embodiment is not a concept that pertains to the body grasped as a physiological entity. Rather it pertains to the phenomenal body and to the role it plays in our object-directed experiences."

 The Journal of Electrical & Electronic Systems is an open access journal – hosted by OMICS International – a pioneer in open access publishing–and is listed among the top 10 journals in Embodiment. The scope of the journal encompasses Electrical engineering, Wireless communication systems, Biosensors & actuators, Photonics & Biophotonics, Audio & digital signal processing, Wireless sensor networks, LED & detectors, Solid state lighting, Spintronics, Quantum electronics, Photovoltaic & solar energy, Active & passive filters, Pattern recognition, Non-linear microscopy & ultrafast spectroscopy, Advanced computer architecture, Electric & magnetic fields, Power distribution networks & power losses, Renewable energy sources, Adaptive arrays, Electromagnetic wave theory, Electromagnetic inverse problems, Surfaceplasmonics & Nano photonics, Electromagnetism, Integrated Electro-optical devices, Communication systems & networks, DC-DC Converters, Semiconductors & transistors, Microelectronics & Nano electronics, Digital & analog VLSI, Smart antennas & beam forming, Computational electromagnetics, Direction of arrival estimation, Power electronics and Electric drives, Neural networks, Network theory, Modelling and computation, Protection devices, Distribution systems, FACTS, Electrical machines, Artificial intelligence.

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