Subconscious Programming and Creative Achievements
Date of Graduation
Summer 1984
Degree
Master of Arts
Department
Theatre and Dance
Committee Chair
Howard Orms
Abstract
This thesis outlines the functions of the brain in processing and storing information. The responsibilities of the right-and left-brain hemispheres are outlined; as are the functions of conscious and subconscious. The cause and effect relationship of thought is explored, with emphasis on the ability to reconstruct, transmute, or alchemize thought to achieve a desired result. This reconstruction is applied to the instruction of dance, art, and acting as examples.
Subject Categories
Theatre and Performance Studies
Copyright
© Susan Bennett
Recommended Citation
Bennett, Susan, "Subconscious Programming and Creative Achievements" (1984). MSU Graduate Theses/Dissertations. 2499.
https://bearworks.missouristate.edu/theses/2499
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