Studies of "civilization" have an increasingly important role in higher education.Today, in our "globalized" Europe, speaking English has become a necessity for those who want to make contact with people abroad or to venture outside its own borders.
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Arab spring: an economic disaster
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In Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, revolutions have not only created political chaos, but an economic and social disaster.
"It's worse than before." From Cairo to Tunis or Tripoli in comfortable houses or slums, the phrase returns as a nagging litany. The...
Music and sports performance.
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Music Therapy
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Scientific studies confirm that music has positive effects on our body.
While it is recognized that soothes the savage, the music would be many other virtues. Some music and sounds have a relaxing power regenerator and can help concentration, improving...
Music, an effective weapon against youth depression
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Music, antidepressant for young people? Even more than you think! A team from Queen's University Belfast in Northern Ireland has shown that music therapy treatment added to antidepressant treatment significantly improves depressive symptoms compared...
The Importance of Music during Pregnancy
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Beyond the use of music in the labor room, music therapy really comes in preparation for birth. It stimulates the auditory perception of the child, calm pain and stress in the mother, enables a unique and privileged communication between mother and...
Learn music, to be stronger in language
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Do individuals who have musical ear have better predisposition than others in language learning? Try asking this question to various scientists and get a range of answers: yes, certainly, some answer, no, there is no link between the two, others argue.
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The Classical Period of Music
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Classicism is a commonly accepted term to refer to the period from the 1750s to about Beethoven's death in 1827. The classic art is characterized by the search for clarity, simplicity and balance between reason and sensibility . Melodies are simpler;...