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A seguito de “Gli amori briciola” (Magi Edizioni, 2013) l’autrice riprende il tema dell’amore attraverso un libro dall’architettura molto originale il cui titolo, ancora una volta, esplica il messaggio che vuole condividere con i lettori. Il richiamo all’opera di Robert …
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By Stephen Madigan
Caro Michael,
mi hai insegnato l’arte raffinata di comporre dopo le sedute lettere terapeutiche ai clienti. Mi hai insegnato a sottolineare le loro capacità, quelle che loro danno per scontate, quelle che li hanno aiutati a sopravvivere …
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“Sto scrivendo… per operatori “giovani” che entrano per la prima volta in un contesto nuovo e non solo desidero passare ciò che ho appreso nel tempo e di cui sono fermamente convinta, ma credo anche che le giovani leve …
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Humor is a unique topic of study since there are so many aspects. By definition it is transdisciplinary covering various fields of knowledge, including philosophy, psychology, sociology and linguistics. We will start by attempting to give an initial operative definition: …
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History is not something ‘back there,’ something we browse through occasionally for purposes of erudition and arcane knowledge of bygone eras: history is in our flesh and bones–and in our minds. Darwin’s great revolution was to show us that we are our history …
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The idea of a dialogue with the organs of our body starts from a commonplace assumption which is (or should be) increasingly usual. It is well understood that, although the organs are apparently different in form and function, in reality …
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Imagining a Space of Dialogical Co-Creations!
“A vivid imagination compels the whole body to obey it”. Aristotle
Introduction
This paper will re-present some ideas, which were shared at the ‘Training in a Women’s Voice’ conference organized by KCC in …
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The Family Centre’s study of Samoan attitude to health stated: “Samoan people believe that the person is ‘itu lua’, that is the person has physical, mental and spiritual aspects. We view ourselves as whole beings. In other words the spirit, …
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