Humour, Laughing, Laughter Theoretics, NWH2017, Teaching, The incongruity theory
In Ancient Times the Greek philosopher Plato was the first one to give an answer to the question why do people laugh. He stated that you are laughing because you are feeling better the person in front of you. According to Plato laughing equals laughing someone out.
Experience, Humour, Knowledge, Laughter Theoretics, Neuroscience, NWH2017, WFNN Congress, Work
From the 17th till the 21st of September 2017 i visited the beautiful city of Opatija in Croatia. I was there for the 12th Quadrennial Congress for Neuroscience Nurses. And i was there because i was going to give a presentation on my favorite subject Humour as a Nursing Intervention.
Humour, Laughing, Laughter Theoretics, NWH2017, Teaching, The superiority theory
In Ancient Times the Greek philosopher Plato was the first one to give an answer to the question why do people laugh. He stated that you are laughing because you are feeling better the person in front of you. According to Plato laughing equals laughing someone out.
Humour is a topic which has been discussed often but has been little written about. Humour is a complex phenomenon and it is an essential part of mankind. Through the age’s, anthropologists have never been able to find a culture or civilization where there was no humour.
This is the last part of five about the essence of humor and what kind of effects it has on the human body and/or mind. Humour comes with certain consequences. These can be distinguished by:
a New Kind Of Human, Best Job, Daily Life, Gavin Nascimento, Humour, NWH2017, Way of Life
I remember the first time I saw the movie Patch Adams, starring the late great comedian Robin Williams. It moved me to tears, not just because it was such a powerful film that addressed a major issue plaguing our world (the shameful state of health “care”), but also because I knew that what I was witnessing was actually based on a true story.
