This article explores Jacques Lecoq's movement-based approach to actor training through
an ecological lens and its potential impact in fostering embodied eco-consciousness …

Emotion refers to chemical and neural patterns, triggered automatically by innate brain
mechanisms, without the intervention of consciousness.'Feeling,'on the other hand, is …

In the last 15 years, the interplay between performance studies, phenomenology, and
cognitive sciences has contributed to the blooming of Lecoq-focused studies. However, to …

The body plays a double role in architectural practice. Architecture is in fact grounded in a
double bodily action: the gesture of drawing, which makes visible the invisible domain of …

Murphy focuses on Lecoq's understanding of mime and one of his main exercises,
identifications. She explains the central pedagogical tenets of Lecoq's mime and outlines …

Murphy draws parallels between foundational principles and practices of both Lecoq
pedagogy and enactive cognition. This chapter proposes how Lecoq pedagogy directly …

Murphy outlines how an enaction-Lecoq conversation can be beneficial to both research in
Lecoq pedagogy and the development of the enactive paradigm. She explains how enacting …