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kinesthetic sensation

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kinesthetic sensation
sensory inputs which recognize the orientation of the different parts of the body in relation to other parts as well as the rates of movements of the body parts.


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our sense of sight, or hearing, or kinesthetic sense (interestingly standard NLP does not distinguish between internal and external kinesthetic sensations, or even emotional ?
They are sight, hearing, and feeling, or, visual, auditory, and kinesthetic sensations.
La Cienaga was praised for the "tactility" of Martel's mise-en-scene--a paradoxical accomplishment in a medium composed of visual and auditory elements whose rhythms and movements also produce kinesthetic sensation.
 
 
 
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