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Felt sense: a pre-verbal, bodily expression of information

Felt sense: a pre-verbal, bodily expression of information from internal drives that precedes conscious verbal articulation and requires patient, non-judgmental attention to become accessible and meaningful

Why This Is a Definition

This definition precisely captures what 'felt sense' means in this curriculum context by identifying its genus (bodily expression), differentia (pre-verbal, precedes verbal articulation, requires specific attention quality), and distinguishes it from general bodily sensations or emotions. It's a key concept that requires precise semantic boundaries.

Source Lessons

L-0765

Hear all parties before deciding

Let each internal drive express its concern before making a decision.

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