Il TangoOlistico egrave; il metodo di crescita personale ideato da Massimo Habib che si ispira al Tango Argentino. Di questa meravigliosa danza vengono utilizzati soprattutto due elementi fondamentali: la divisione nei ruoli maschile e femminile; che diventano specchio delle nostre parti interiori; ed il tipo di contatto a livello del petto nellrsquo;abbraccio; oltre naturalmente alla musica. Il libro si propone di spiegare e commentare questa nuova disciplina con un linguaggio semplice e accessibile a tutti; attraverso suggestioni ma anche esempi concreti. Per scoprire un nuovo strumento che; attraverso la conoscenza di noi stessi ed il superamento delle cause del nostro disagio; puograve; condurci verso un nuovo equilibrio di benessere.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. connection between physiology and artistic style with special atttention on Beckett; Klee and Martha GrahamBy Henry Berry"I will argue in this book that; insofar as a number of dynamic somatically based tensions are inherent in the creative process--that there is a discharge of bodily drive in representation--neurophysiological function is significant (in more than obvious ways for both making and reception of art." Oppenheim continues that what she more precisely wants to show is that [following quote in italics in original] "the primary impulse of creativity is homeostatic in as much as creativity serves to augment self-awareness and it is on awareness of self that homeostasis depends." In conjunction with this latter quote; the author makes a reference to the influential work of Antonio Damasio on physiology as a means for homeostasis both biologically and mentally. Artistic creativity is a special case of this physiological theory with implications for neuro-psychoanalysis and self-awareness that is only in the relatively early stages of exploration and study. Since artists feel more intensely; are finely attuned to their inner lives; are instinctively compulsive; and perceive more acutely and elaborately than average persons; their means for homeostasis both mentally and bodily sought by all persons is idiosyncratic and specialized. Oppenheim examines in depth the different art of the writer Samuel Beckett; the artist Paul Klee; and the dancer Martha Graham as these fill out her neuro-psychoanalytic subject matter and illustrate her related perspective. Shes a professor of French and head of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Montclair (NJ) State U. "A Curious Intimacy" is right at the leading edge of carrying the contemporary medical and life sciences field of neuroscience into the particular field of art.