EinKörperBewegung

EinKörperBewegung is a concept originating from German, literally translating to "one-body movement." It describes a type of movement or action where a single entity or individual is the sole agent or participant. This contrasts with actions involving multiple individuals, groups, or external forces influencing the movement. In essence, EinKörperBewegung emphasizes self-directed, autonomous motion or action performed by one distinct unit.

The term can be applied in various contexts. In physics, it might refer to the motion of a single particle or object under the influence of its own internal forces or a single external force. In choreography or dance, EinKörperBewegung could describe a solo performance where the dancer's entire body moves as a unified whole, independent of other performers. In psychology or philosophy, it might touch upon the idea of individual agency and the capacity for self-initiated behavior. The core idea remains the singularity of the moving or acting entity.