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Every play ever written contains some elements of action or emotion, otherwise it would not be successful. These elements are so common, there is not a type of play that is characterized by them.
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Writers such as shakespeare and Marlowe focused on?
human actions and emotions. :-)
Writers such as Shakespheare and Marlowe focused on what?
human actions and emotions
What is a pantomime?
The act of conveying emotions, actions, and feelings without speech.
What is the theme of Susan Young's wordsmith?
That sometimes people cannot express their love or emotions in words, and must use their actions to represent these emotions.
What is a cerebral play?
A cerebral play appeals to the intellect more than the emotions.
How do teen emotions differ from adult emotions?
Emotions are less mature in teens as their frontal lobe of the brain is not fully developed. Also, at teenage, hormones leading to puberty are at play. In action, their emotions are much more easily invoked that an adult's and so they may take actions that have real unintended consequences.
How do you balance emotion and rational?
By being aware to your emotions and actions that might be attached to those emotions.
Is religion the strongest impact of a persons actions?
That and emotions.
What is a feeling in response to thoughts actions or remarks?
emotions
What controls the body's senses actions and emotions?
nervous system.
Writers such as Shakespheare and Marlowe focused on what?
human actions and emotions
Writers such as shakespeare and Marlowe focused on?
human actions and emotions. :-)
What does pamtomime mean?
the art or technique of conveying emotions,actions,feelings
What is a pantomime?
The act of conveying emotions, actions, and feelings without speech.
Rome's idealism 2nd punic war?
Rome can hardly be characterised as idealistic - its actions were always self-interest, at political, individual and state.
How can get to act in Nigerian moves?
study their culture and follow their actions and emotions and then your a shoe in ;)
What is the theme of Susan Young's wordsmith?
That sometimes people cannot express their love or emotions in words, and must use their actions to represent these emotions.
