Re:Mourning loss as a remote team
by thaumasiotes on Saturday March 26, 2022 @03:16PM
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> If you look up the etymology of the word it comes from latin: corpus (genitive corporis) "body, dead body, animal body.
You could just shorten this to "body", which has the same range of meanings. If you want to say "corpse" in English or Latin, you can use a more explicit word, but you don't have to.
The idea of "incorporation" is that something comes into existence - that it becomes "corporeal", not "soulless".
You could just shorten this to "body", which has the same range of meanings. If you want to say "corpse" in English or Latin, you can use a more explicit word, but you don't have to.
The idea of "incorporation" is that something comes into existence - that it becomes "corporeal", not "soulless".