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Links to contemporary essays, videos, news items, many written by sociologists, psychologists, neurologists, geneticists and philosophers 🚣🏼♂️🚣🏼♂️☀️🌴🌴🌴
KJH | Sydney | Australia
Joined January 2015
Books from the revolutionary artist, writer, and critic, including new editions of his seminal works.
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Drawing on thinkers such as Freud, Winnicott and Klein, Stephen Frosh's latest work argues that we must look to what connects us. Authenticity depends on the quality of our human relationships.
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‘Step back and recognize that you don’t necessarily know what someone else is thinking or feeling.’ ‘Stop, look, listen and stay open .. .. it’s what we’re willing to learn that provides space for empathy.’ Sherry Turkle
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How to deepen empathic responses in real life? Perhaps by regularly reading stories about others’ life-experiences. Social-emotional-cognitive skills tended to strengthen in adults & children when they read such stories regularly. U Radboud | Jan 2024 https://t.co/O39BjSKwEv
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Denmark is consistently voted one of the happiest nations in the world (UN World Happiness Report). The way it educates its entire child population is notable: all schools use empathy training https://t.co/gGdapfAQFz
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Making dinner not war .. an openair long table community lunch in Brooklyn Heights, NYC .. May 2025 🌳🌿🥗🍔🍕🍧 🍇🌷🌳🌿 🕊️
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The Glyndbourne Opera troupe enjoying a Summer lunch under the trees in the Sussex countryside .. 📷 via IG smithbarryc 🌳🌿🕊️🎶🍷🥗🥟🍒
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Making dinner not war .. an openair community lunch in Brooklyn Heights, NYC .. May 2025 🌳🌿🥗🍔🍕🍧 🍇🌷🌳🌿 🕊️
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🌳🌿🕊️🤍 In the heart of Chelsea, New York City, one long table has become a symbol of connection. The idea? Close off a street, set up one long table, bring a dish, and share stories … strangers become neighbours and neighbours become friends .. 💕🤍🕊️🌿🌳
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«Colui che avrà studiato se stesso sarà a buon punto nella conoscenza degli altri». Nato a Langres il 1713, oggi ricordiamo Denis Diderot: filosofo, enciclopedista, scrittore e critico d’arte, tra le voci più autorevoli dell’Illuminismo #5ottobre
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‘The artist performs only one part of the creative process .. the onlooker completes it .. and it is the onlooker who has the last word.’ Marcel Duchamp
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But what if the way we perceive a problem is already part of the problem? Slavoj Žižek
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‘We sought an Art based on fundamentals, to cure the madness of the age … to find a new order of things that would restore the balance between heaven & hell ..’ Jean (Hans) Arp
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‘We looked for an art that would free the people from the insanity of the times’. Hans Arp The result was Dada @NewYorker article https://t.co/sPMZpBrcsA
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Inspired by Sigmund Freud’s exploration of the human unconscious, the Surrealists recorded their dreams and explored altered states of consciousness. Jean Arp created small works with multiple elements that viewers could pick up, separate and rearrange https://t.co/x1mgyRB3Fh
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‘To be full of joy when looking at an oeuvre is not a little thing.’ Jean Arp
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‘Jean (Hans) Arp showed us the importance of a smile to combat sophisticated theories of the moment ..’ Marcel Duchamp, ✍🏽 1949
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‘I am a great enemy of (surrealist) art criticism .. all I see in these interpretations, and comparisons with Kafka and others, is just an opportunity to open up floodgates of words ..’ Marcel Duchamp, 1956 ✍🏽 to artist Jean Mayoux
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De Chirico found himself in 1912 confronted with a problem: follow one of the roads already opened or open a new road. He then organized on his canvases elements which could only meet in a 'metaphysical world': the foundation of what was to become Surrealism Marcel Duchamp, 1943
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