AA technique see active analysis (AA) technique
Abhinavagupta 235
abhinaya (bodily expression) 237, 238n1
A Cooperative Species (Gintis) 333
acting programme 282
acting technique 157–8; actions and language 186–8; case study of 187–8; cognitive skills 158–60; emotion and 105–10; framework of 164–5; Lecoq’s conceptualisation of 178; lying and 160; metacomments 171–4; performance 170–5; script-oriented process 180; self-regulation and emotion regulation 162–4; social skills 161–2; training programme 180
Action in Perception 2004 (Noë) 206, 208
action-oriented mirror neurons 208
ACTIVE see Advanced Cognitive Training for Independent and Vital Elderly (ACTIVE)
active aesthetic 308
active analysis (AA) technique 12, 21–6, 62, 180
active experiencing (AE) 283
activity approach 305
The Actor, Image, and Action: Acting and Cognitive Neuroscience (Blair) 13
actors’ analytic strategy 283
actor-spectator relationship 200
actor training 60, 173, 177, 207
Adams, M. J. 305
Adeimantus 241
A Doll’s House (Ibsen) 231
Advanced Cognitive Training for Independent and Vital Elderly (ACTIVE) 281
AE see active experiencing (AE)
A Future Made Together (Pellicano) 324
Aizawa, Ken 7
analytic conceptual model 308
Anderson, Kevin 211
anticipation 38
A Perna Esquerda de Tchaikovski (Rodrigues) 255
Apocalypse Now (Coppola) 340
Applied Theatre approach 295, 298
archaeological remains 66; active inferences 70–2; mask 68–70; seeing place 66–8
Arenberg, D. 281
Asad, Talal 124
Asperger syndrome 318
Association for Standardized Patient Educators (ASPE) 293
A Streetcar Named Desire (Williams) 220, 231
attention: audiences of 221–2; Bayesian inference 219; bottom-up processes 217; cross-modal studies 218; decision-making process 216; in empirical and philosophical literature 216–20; endogenous attention 217; eye-gaze guidance and visual search 218; free energy 216; theatre and performance, theory of 220–1; top-down vs. bottom-up picture 217
autism spectrum: bi-lingual vocabularies 318; case study of 317; cognitive perspectives 320–2; definitions of 316–17; disability, social model of 318; drama specialists 319; empathic engagement 321; holistic process 319; and imagination 316–17; medical model 316; neurotypical cognitive base 319; and new materialisms 322–4; novel approach 317–20; onomatopoeic sound painting 322; participatory futures 324–7; play-based method 320; post-dramatic paradigms 318; practice-based training methods 320, 322; process-based approaches 319; relational practices 322–4
autopoiesis: definition of 196; notion of 196, 198, 343, 344, 349
Banbury, S. P. 307
Barnfather, Mick 49
Barrows, Howard 294
Barsalou, Lawrence 5
Barthes, R. 67
Basak, C. 287
BaYaka Pygmy tribes 338
Bayesian inference 219
Beckett, Samuel 240
Bedny, G. 305
Belekian, Krikor 182
Berkowitz, Aaron L. 35
Beyreuth Theatre 231
Bharata 235; abhinaya, kinds of 238n1; rasa works according to 236
bharatanatyam (Indian classical dance) 208
Blair, Rhonda 13–14, 15, 18, 60, 64, 110–11, 321
Bläsing, Bettina 80
blending theory 227
BMC Medical Education 295
Boehm, Chris 338
Boelke, Oswald 304
Bogart, Anne 63
Bonneuil, Christophe 335
Bourdieu, Pierre 128
Bowles, Samuel 333
Brack, Judge 217
Bradby, David 183
brain/body physical system 239, 240
Brook, Peter 203
Brown, Trisha 76
Bull, Nina 108
Burbage, Richard 230
Cacioppo, John 109
Calvo-Merino, Beatriz 208
Carlson, Marvin 230
Carnicke, Sharon 11–12, 60, 178
Cartesian cognitive model 208
Chambers, P. R. 305
Chance, Sarah 59
Charlottesville community 141
Chekhov, Michael 60, 62, 64, 107
Chicago Symphony 285
Choreographing Empathy: Kinesthesia in Performance 2011 (Foster) 208
Clare, Ysabel 17
Clark, Andy 7, 38, 58, 72, 250, 292, 307
closed offers 31
cognition approach, ‘mind’ problem 307
Cognition in the Wild 1995 (Hutchins) 7–8, 264
cognitive ecology/distributed cognition 13; advantage of 265; early modern English theatre 265–70; model of 264; Plautine drama 266; Puppet theatre, handspring 271–3; script-driven models 268; textual analysis 266
cognitive enhancement techniques 281
cognitive linguistics 225, 226
cognitive mechanism 204; ‘interdisciplinary matrix’ of 206; organism-centred perspective 205
cognitive theory 320
cognitivism 3
cognitivist models 197
college-age student-actors 281
192, Giovanna 6, 14, 103, 104, 192, 235, 237, 238, 343, 349
commedia dell’arte (theatre) 268, 269
Committeri, Giorgi 209
communication, evolution of 118–23
community-based participatory research models 324
complex choreographed dance 281
Computational Theory of Mind (CTM) 3
The concept of the face production: fluency, disfluency and aesthetic experience 249–52; Son of God 248–9; Son of God Redux 252–3
conceptual integration networks 226–9; cognitive linguists 226, 228; comprehending language 227
Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge (Wilson) 330
constraints, concept of 13, 52, 54, 81, 273, 278
controlling offers 31
Conty, Jean-Marie 183
Coppola, Francis Ford 340
Cornford, Tom 62
Cosmides, Leda 59
Crane, Mary Thomas 228
Croft, D. G. 306
Crohn Schmitt, Natalie 16
Crutzen, Paul 335
Crying to Laugh production 88
Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly 249
Cultural Evolution: Society, Technology, Language, and: Religion (Richerson) 333
Culture and the Evolutionary Process (Richerson) 331
‘Culture Box’ 299
Damasio, Antonio 14, 18–21, 38, 101, 102, 104, 136, 141, 232
da Messina, Antonello 248
dance improvisation 75–6; dynamical systems theory 78–9; entrainment and attention 79–80; genealogy 76; performance presence 76–8; procedural memory and kinaesthetic perception 79
dance, physical experience of: conceptual tool 259; conversation frame 259–60; as dialogue, dialogue in 260–1; life story of 257; performance, conversation structure of 255–9; ‘performing’ movement 258; Prokovief ’s foot 258–9; tradition theory 208
Darwin, Charles 39
Darwinian revolution 239
Dasté, Jean 183
Death of a Salesman (Miller) 204, 211
Decroux, Etienne 183
Deep History (Shryock) 333
default mode network (DMN) 251, 252
Dehaene, S. 69
Dennehy, Brian 211
Descartes’ Error (Damasio) 18–20, 232
Descartes, Rene 232
DeSoto-Jackson, Rachel 297
De Spain, Kent 80
devised theatre 48–9; importance of process 50–1; improvisatory performances 49; improvisers 50; Lecoq, Jacques 51–5; limitations 49–50; multi-modal approach 51–2; playwrights 49
Dharwadker, Vinay 236
DMN see default mode network (DMN)
dramatic dialogue 283
Dr. Strangelove 340
Dunbar, Robin 119
Durkheim, Emile 124
dynamical systems theory (DST) 6, 12, 52, 55, 78–9, 104, 182
Eagleman, David 240
early modern English playing companies: comedies of Plautus 266–8; commedia dell’arte, Cognitive artefacts in 268–70
Ecce Homo 248
Ekman, Paul 105, 108, 180, 349
Eliade, Mircea 124
The Emancipated Spectator (Rancière) 247
embedded cognition 7, 50, 91–3, 95, 98, 131–2, 179, 197, 226–7, 233, 305, 307–8, 321
‘embedded world view’ 305
Embodied Acting (Kemp) 1, 49, 52
embodied cognition 4–5, 58–9, 91, 178–9; Shakespeare performance 61–4; Zunshine, Lisa 59–60
The Embodied Mind: Cognitive Science and Human Experience (Thompson) 3, 205
emotion 6, 101–5; acting on 110–12; and acting theory 105–10; and self-regulation 163
enactive affordances 182
Endo, Yoshiro 38
Engaging Audiences: A Cognitive Approach to Spectating in the Theatre 2008 (McConachie) 207
Engle, Randi 173
Enlightenment 84
‘error taxonomy’ 305
Eustis, Oskar 230
Evans, Bonnie 316
Evans, Mark 172
Evolution in Four Dimensions (Jablonka) 332
Experts of the Everyday: The Theatre of Rimini Protokoll 150
extended cognition 92
Falls, Robert 211
Federal Theatre Project (FTP) 147–8
The Feeling Body (Colombetti) 235
The Feeling Body: Affective Science Meets the Enactive Mind (Thompson) 6
The Feeling of What Happens: Body and Emotion in the Making of Consciousness (Damasio) 18–19
Fergusson, Francis 109
Fiadeiro, João 45
fictive interaction 256
Fini, Chiara 209
fir branch model of improvisation 44
Flanagan, Hallie 147
Flavell, J. 145
Flow (Csikszentmihalyi) 249
Fodor, Jerry 3
Foner, Eric 138
Forsythe, William 76
‘Forum Theatre’ method 299
Foster, Annette 325
Foster, Susan Leigh 77, 81, 208
4E cognition 91–3, 321; Light Shining in Buckinghamshire 95–8; Our Town 93–4
Fox, Jonathan 33
Fox, Michael D. 251
Freeman, Donald 228
Freeman, Walter J. 6
Frith, Uta 317
Fukuyama, Francis 340
functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 3, 40, 69, 71, 121, 210
Gallagher, Shaun 4, 94, 96, 120, 204, 206
Gallese, Vittorio 54, 109, 120, 127–8, 135, 137, 185, 209, 292
Gallwey, W. T. 310
game breaking phase 35
game building phase 35
‘game of the scene’ 32
Gellhorn, Ernst 107
Gemenne, François 335
General System Theory (Ludwig) 195
Genes, Mind, and Culture (Lumsden) 331
gesamtkunstwerk (Beyreuth Theatre) 231
gesture community see 100 Migrations’ communities of gesture
Gibson, J. J. 8, 64, 95, 181, 207
Glaucon 241
Gobert, R. Darren 232
Goffman, Erving 171
Goffmann, Irving 42
Goldberg, Moses 84
Goldman, Alvin 58
Goossens, L. 281
Great Reckonings in Little Room: On the Phenomenology of Theatre (States) 205
Greek theatre 66; active inferences 70–2; mask 68–70; seeing place 66–8
Green, B. 310
‘Habits Interview’ 298
Hagen, Uta 106
Hahn, Daniela 150
Halpern, Charna 122
Halprin, Anna 76
Hamilton (Miranda) 340
Hamilton, Clive 335
Hamlet (Shakespeare) 217
Han Chinese 339
Hancock, P. A. 305
Hansen, Pil 13
Happé, Francesca 317
Haskell, Thomas 331
Hausman, C. P. 281
Hay, Deborah 76
Hayles, Katherine 324
Heal, Jane 22
health-care professionals 204; behavioural interaction in 293; case study 296; cognitive science and empathy 292–3; ‘embodied simulation,’ concept of 292, 294; empathy, conceptual framework of 292; ensemble-led approach 295; intergroup dialogue approach 297; ‘learning-by-doing’ approaches 293; non-verbal communication 297; performance-based testing 294; simulated patients 294–300; theatrical expertise 291
Hedda Gabler (Ibsen) 217
Heddon, Deirdre 49
Heidegger, Martin 205
Heider, Fritz 22
Hellenistic New Comedy 267
Hempel, Carl 331
Henderson, Ame 76
Henry, Gregg 230
Higashida, Naoki 317
high-impact practices (HIPs) 144–6
Hirstein, William 249
Hollis Doyle (television show) 230
Holocene assumptions 336
Home-Cook, George 210
Homeland (dramas) 230
homeostasis 101
House of Cards (dramas) 230
How Brains Make Up Their Minds (Freeman) 6
How the Body Shapes the Mind 2005 (Gallagher) 4, 206
human cognition: characteristics of 197; conceptual integration 346; distributed cognition 348; eclectic nature 273; embodied action 197; empathic mesh 199; 4E cognition 91; Hutchins, Edwin 348; model properties of 55; motor-cognitive layer 200; natural habitat, study of 264; representational models 197
human motor behaviour 200
Humphrey, Caroline 125
100 Migrations’ communities of gesture 135–8; division 138–40; valuing 140–2
Hunter Heartbeat Method 320
Hunter, Kelly 320
Hutchins, Edward 7–8, 51, 174, 264, 307, 312, 320
Ibsen, Henrik 217
iliopsoas muscle system 309
Image Theatre method 299
Imagining Autism project 317–20
implicit learning system 77–8, 306
implicit memory 79
improvisation 29
see also problem solving, improvisation; specific language of improvisation;; AA technique 25; awareness 80‘information processing framework’ 305
Institute of Medicine (IOM) 296
integrating performance history: Anthropocene 334–6; co-evolution and deep history 331–4; Homo sapiens, evolution of 331–2; political epistemology 335; predispositions, performing 336–41
integrative performance practice (IPP) 304, 308
intergroup dialogue approach 297
International School of Theatre and Mime 183
interprofessional healthcare simulation 295
IOM see Institute of Medicine (IOM)
IPP see integrative performance practice (IPP)
IUP see University of Pennsylvania (IUP)
Jablonka, Eva 332
Jackman, Christopher 60
Jacob, Norton 130
James, William 104, 239, 240, 242
Jeannerod, Marc 208
Jefferson, Thomas 135
Jenkins, Harold 230
Johansson, Gunnar 208
Johnson, Kim 122
Johnson, Mark 4, 54, 58, 60, 63, 92, 97, 135, 136, 178
Johnson-Laird, Philip Nicholas 39–40
Jones, Basil 271
Jousse, Marcel 183
Julius Caesar (play) 60, 192, 225, 230
Kaegi, Stefan 150
Kaufman, Jonathan 153
Kaufman, Scott 317
Keller, Peter E. 80
Kelso, J. A. Scott 55
Kemp, R. 1, 15, 58, 63, 110–11, 117
Kempe, Will 230
Kentridge, William 272
kinaesthetic perception 79
King Lear (Shakespeare) 61, 63
Kirsh, D. 70
Knight, Chris 338
Kohler, Adrian 271
Kubrick, Stanley 340
Kuh, George D. 145
Laginha, Mário 255
Laidlaw, James 125
Lakoff, George 4, 58, 60, 63, 92, 97, 135, 178, 227
Lamarck, Jean-Baptiste 39
Lamb, M. J. 332
Langlois, Charles 333
Language and Mind (Chomsky) 118
language comprehension 227
Late Pleistocene Appropriates (LPAs) 338
Latour, Bruno 335
Latour, States 335
Lebow, Richard Ned 140
Lecoq, Jacques 51–5, 60, 63, 111, 116, 117, 178, 179–88
Lecoq, Pascale 179
Le Corps Poetique (Lecoq) 183
LeDoux, Joseph 14, 102, 104, 107
‘Le fonds poetique commun’ 182–5
Levinas, Emmanuel 205
Levin, Daniel T. 219
Levi-Strauss, Claude 124
Liberal Education and America’s Promise (LEAP) 144
Life of Galileo (Brecht) 339
Light Shining in Buckinghamshire (Churchill) 14, 95–8
Lincoln (Sondheim) 340
list-learning task 283
Litwin, H. 286
The Living Newspaper project 145–6; Federal Theatre Project 147–8; final Treatment Paper 154–5; HIPs 146; metacognitive experiences 151–4; Rimini Protokoll 150–1; Smith, Anna Deavere 148–50
Loman, Biff 211
Loman, Willy 211
Long Day’s Journey Into Night (O’Neill) 231
Lotze, Rudolf 207
L.O.V.E.™ approach 298
LPAs see Late Pleistocene Appropriates (LPAs)
Lumsden, Charles 331
Lyne, Raphael 228
Macbeth (Shakespeare) 228, 243
MacCaw, Dick 172
MacIntosh, Peggy 298
Madam Secretary (drama) 230
Malabou, Catherine 247
Malafouris, L. 69
Malzacher, Florian 150
Marceaux, Marcel 183
Marcoen, A. 281
Marowitz, Charles 110
Marshall, C. W. 266
Martin, John 208
material engagement theory (MET) 69
materialist theory 239
Matlock, Teenie 229
Maturana, Humberto 196
Mauss, Marcel 124
McConachie, Bruce 22, 51, 127, 172, 173, 207, 230
Meisner, Sanford 106
Meister, D. 305
mental-physical-emotional interactions 282
mental space theory 227
Merleau-Ponty, Maurice 125–7, 205, 206, 209, 246, 321
metacognition 145
Metaphors We Live By (Johnson) 4
meta-theatre 255
Meyerhold, Vsevolod 3, 60, 111
Michaelien, Kourken 264
Michelet, Jules 333
middle field, metaphor of 308–9
Miller, George A. 3
Milling, Jane 49
Mills, Bruce 316
Mind in Life (Thompson) 6, 206
A Mind So Rare: The Evolution of Human Consciousness 119
‘Minute Conversations’ 298
Miranda, Lin Manuel 340
Mirodan, Vladimir 14
mirror neuron system (MNS) 6, 120, 121, 127–8, 352
mirror-neuron theory 208
Mistaken Guilt on a Train 25–6
Mitchell, Jon P. 127
Mitkonstitution, definition of 199
moola banda 310
Moore, T. J. 266
Moral Origins: The Evolution of Virtue, Altruism, and Shame (Boehm) 338
More of a Family production 85
Mother Courage and Her Children (Brecht) 339
Mothers and Others (Hrdy) 120
Motor Cognition: What Actions Tell the Self (Jeannerod) 208
The Moving Body (Lecoq) 183
Myin, E. 310
Napier, Mick 32
naturalistic style 221
Nature (Crutzen) 335
Neisser, Ulric 64
neo-Lamarckian algorithm 39–40
neo-Lamarckian mode 45
neuroscience 11
neuroscientific research 291
Neutral Mask (Lecoq) 52–4, 180–1
Noë, Alva 92, 94, 96, 206, 226, 232, 310
Noh masks 69
non-autistic authors 316
Not by Genes Alone (Richerson) 331, 332
Nouchi, R. 287
Obama, Barack 135
Ohio Impromptu 1981 (Beckett) 240
Oliver, Bill 211
O’Neill, Eugene 231
One-Third of a Nation 148
On the Origin of Species (Darwin) 333
On the Road: A Search for American Character (Smith) 149
open offers 31
O’Regan, J. K. 310
Origins of the Modern Mind: Three Stages in the Evolution of Culture and Cognition (Donald) 119
Our Town (Wilder) 13–14, 93–4, 96
Pavis, Patrice 23
Pavlov, Ivan 16
perception-action cycle 6
Perdekamp Emotional Method (PEM) 112
Perdekamp, Stephan 112
performance: active analysis technique 25; of caring course 297; spectator’s activity of 200; types of 108–9
performative body schema 199, 200
Petit, Jean Luc 199
Pew, R. W. 305
Phedre (Racine) 232
The Phenomenological Mind (Gallagher) 206
phenomenological reduction 205
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences (Sheets-Johnstone) 206
Phenomenology of Dance 1966 (Sheets-Johnstone) 205
Phillips-Silver, Jessica 80
Piggott, J. 305
Pipe Dream production 88
Pitches, Jonathan 16
Plato’s moral theory 68
Plautus, Titus Maccius 266
The Player’s Passion (Roach) 16
playwriting attitude 33
Pleistocene communication performance 118–23
Power, Camilla 338
predictive goal representation 50
predictive processing model 7, 38–40, 192, 292–3, 307, 345, 353
pre-post tests 283
Pressing, Jeff 35
primary-care physicians 291
primitive emotional contagion 109
The Principles of Psychology 1890 (James) 239
problem solving, improvisation: anticipation 38; Luhmann, Niklas and connectability 44–6; prediction process 38–9; selection and emergence 39–40; SOAR model 36–8; social emergence 42–4; synchronisation of movement and ASM 41–2
professional acting instruction: acting expertise, nature of 282–3; acting programme 282; ‘acting tools’ 284; actor/director/acting teacher 286–7; actors’ analytic strategy 283; art appreciation group 285; dramatic dialogue 283, 285; effectiveness, evidence of 283; experimental procedure 284; experiment, overall rationale of 286; list-learning task 283; pilot study 283; pre-post tests 283; protocol analysis and empirical methodology 282; spontaneous and truthful performance 284; studies, experimental procedure 283–4; US intervention, overview of 284–5; vocal improvement 285; word-for-word retention 282
Psychology: Briefer Course 1892(James) 239
The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations (Heider) 22
Public Theater’s production 225
Ramachandran, V.S. 249
Rancière, Jacques 246, 247, 251, 253
randomized controlled trials 281
rasa shringāra 237
Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices 281
The Reason I Jump: one boy’s voice from the silence of autism (Higashida) 317
Reason, Matthew 208
reflective-orientational activity 304
reflective quality 305
relishing, act of 235
Remote Houston 150
representationalism 5
Republic (Plato) 241
Reynolds, Dee 208
Richards, Samuel 130
Richerson, Peter J. 119, 331, 333, 334
Ritchie, Donald A. 138
ritual: Mormon temple’ case 128–32; perceptual phenomena 126–8; performative theory 125–6; study of 124–5; transmitting culture 128
Rizzolatti, Giacomo 320
Roach, Joseph 16
Robertson-Tchabo, E. A. 255, 258, 281
Rogoff, Barbara 145
Rokem, Freddie 137
Role-Playing and Identity: The Limits of Theatre as Metaphor (Wilshire) 205
Rosch, Eleanor 3, 135, 206, 307
Rosenzweig, Ray 137
SA see situated awareness (SA)
Salmon, P. M. 312
Sanskrit aesthetic treatise 235
Sarco-Thomas, Malaika 78
Sartori, Amleto 180
Sartre, Jean-Paul 205
Sawyer, Keith 30, 42–4, 51, 55, 293
Sax, William 128
Scandal 230
Schieffelin, Edward 126
Schmidt, Charles F. 24
scientific objectivity, cultural hegemony of 196
script-processing approaches 282
‘Scusi! Scusi! Scusi!’ (story) 249
Sechenov, Ivan 16
The Secret of Our Success (Henrich) 333
Seif-El-Nasr, M. 21
Seifert, Colleen 174
Seignobos, Charles 333
Seymour, Laura 60
Shakespeare’s Brain (Crane) 228
Shakespeare’s play 219, 225–6; Hamlet 229; Julius Caesar 225, 230; Macbeth 228, 243
Sheets-Johnstone, Maxine 109, 205, 210
Shephard, David 30
Shiovitz-Ezra, S. 286
Shklovsky, Victor 251
short-term memory (STM) 307, 309
shringāra (love) 236
Sills, Paul 30
Simmel, Marianne 22
Simonov, Pavel 16
Simons, Daniel J. 219
simulated patients (SPs) 293
simulation theory 22
singing 285
situated awareness (SA) 304; active aesthetic 308; active middle field 304; adaptive capability 306; applications of 304; awareness, modes of 309; definition of 304; human operator, mind of 306; implicit learning 306; implicit memory 306; information, processing of 307; making technology 306; pre-reflectively conscious 311; product approach 305; psychological components of 305; technology-led view 307; three-part breathing practice 310
Situation Rooms (Protokoll) 151
Smail, Daniel Lord 333
Smith, G. E. 287
Smith, K. 305
Snow, C. P. 331
Snyder, Abraham 251
Social Darwinism 334
Socrates 241
Sofianidis, George 80
Sondheim, Steven 340
specific language of improvisation: doing best 33; embodiment 35; fear 33–4; game building and game breaking 35; game of the scene 32; grass-root level 30–1; hedging and waffling 33; jokes 32–3; playwriting 33; risk taking 34; sacred simplicity 35; self-forgetting 34; storytelling 31–2
Spolin, Viola 30, 32, 33, 34, 121
Stanislavski, Konstantin 178
Stanislavsky in Focus (Carnicke) 11–12
Stanislavsky, Konstantin 15–16, 60, 106, 109, 111; AA and ToM 21–6; cognitive science 16–18; Damasio, Antonio and 18–21; influential acting System 15
The Stanislavsky Method and the Physiology of Emotion (Simonov) 16
Stein, Edith 205
Stein, Gertrude 246
Stevens, Catherine J. 137
Stewart, John 3
‘sthāyi bhāva’ 236
stimulus (vibhāva) 236
STM see short-term memory (STM)
Strange Tools (Noë) 232
Straw-Man theatre 231
Sul concetto di volto nel figlio di Dio (Castellucci) 248
Surfing Uncertainty: Prediction, Action and the Embodied Mind (Clark) 7, 250, 292
Sutton, John 264
Swan Lake (dance) 256
Sweetser, Eve 229
Swiss cognitive and developmental researchers 280
systems theory: autopoiesis 196; ecological approach 196; enaction model 196–7; environment, notion of 196; epistemological consequences 195; revolution of 195–6; systemic approach 198
Talk to Me: Listening Between the Lines (Smith) 148
Talmy, Leonard 256
Tchaikovsky’s Left Leg (Rodrigues) 255, 258, 260
technology-saturated society 298
Tenney, Y. J. 305
The Anthropocene and the Global Environmental Crisis (Hamilton) 335
theatre cultures, Grotowski’s definition of 196
theatre for young audiences (TYA) 13, 83–4; epistemic cognition 84–6; evidence 86–9
Theatresports™ 268
Theatrical Improvisation, Consciousness, and Cognition (Drinko) 121
Thelen, David 137
theory of mind (ToM) 21–6, 137
Thompson, Evan 3, 6–7, 103, 120, 135, 205, 208, 307, 311
Tooby, John 59
‘Tout bouge’ 179
Tragedy, Greek 180
Trimingham, Melissa 320
Triple-A Plowed Under 148
Trump, Donald 225
Turchin, Peter 333
Twilight: Los Angeles (Smith) 149
Uithol, S. 109
University and Community Action for Racial Equity (UCARE) 141
University of Pennsylvania (IUP) 292
University of Virginia (UVa) 141–2
Utterback, Neil 60
Valkenburg, Patti M. 84
van Schaik, Carel 338
Varela, F. J. 307
Varela, Francisco J. 3, 135, 167, 196, 205, 206
Varieties of Presence (Noë) 232
Verhaeghen, P. 281
Vippassna Walking Meditation 311
‘virtue ethics’ 241
von Bertalanffy, Ludwig 195
von Helmholtz, Hermann 207
Warburton, Edward 60
watching movement: audience and performer 203; extra-theatrical environments 211; kinetic/kinaesthetic attention 211; movement, perception, kinaesthesia 207–10; ‘natural attitude’ 204; neuroscientists study movement 210–13; perceptual system operates 203; phenomenology and cognitive science 204–7
Waterhouse, Elizabeth 80
Watson, Ian 173
Watts, Riley 80
The Way We Think (Fauconnier) 229
Western moral theory 241
Whyman, Rose 17
Wimmer, Heinz 24
Wojciehowski, Hannah 137
Wolf Child production 87
Wood, D. B. 149
Woodruff, Wilford 130
Wyman, Emily 122
Zahavi, Dan 206
Zarrilli, Phillip 207
Zlatev, Jordan 119
Zwaan, R. A. 108