For The Love of Mankind The word ‘philanthropy’ entered the English lexicon around the year 1600 CE. The word derives from the Greek, Philanthropia, which translates as“for a love of mankind.” The practice exists in many cultures with various interpretations. From Harambee, or synergy, in Kenya to Haoshi, or fondness for giving, in China. Many …
Alfred Eisenstadt’s 1963 photograph of children watching a puppet theatre performance of Saint George and the Dragon at the moment the dragon is slayed. Life Magazine. Acting is about as complete and multimodal as you can get. It’s physical, it’s emotional, it’s cognitive, and it’s social. ~ Art Kramer, cognitive research scientist Tell the Story. …
Setting the Scene: Musical Theatre and Cognitive Neuroscience
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