David Cohen (2) (1946–)
Author of The Secret Language of the Mind: A Visual Inquiry into the Mysteries of Consciousness
For other authors named David Cohen, see the disambiguation page.
About the Author
David Cohen is a psychologist, film-maker and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. His film on the Soham murders, When Hotly Went Missing, was nominated for a BAFTA award.
Works by David Cohen
The Secret Language of the Mind: A Visual Inquiry into the Mysteries of Consciousness (1996) 62 copies, 1 review
Bringing Them Up Royal: How the Royals Raised their Children from 1066 to the Present Day (2012) 29 copies
Mrs Beeton's Best Bits: A Guide to Her Tragic History and Her Social and Culinary Insights (2006) 5 copies
The Development of Imagination: The Private Worlds of Childhood (Concepts in Developmental Psychology) (1992) 3 copies
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Common Knowledge
- Birthdate
- 1946-11-27
- Gender
- male
- Education
- University of Oxford
University of London - Occupations
- psychologist
writer
documentary filmmaker - Awards and honors
- Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine (2002)
- Agent
- Sheil Land Associates
- Short biography
- David Cohen (b. 11/27/1946), author of Secret Language of the Mind
- Nationality
- UK
- Map Location
- UK
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Reviews
The Secret Language of the Mind: A Visual Inquiry into the Mysteries of Consciousness by David Cohen
Interesting reference, especially for a writer.
http://nhw.livejournal.com/1070350.html
Weird pyscho-biography of Kavanagh, with wild speculation about his sex life.
Weird pyscho-biography of Kavanagh, with wild speculation about his sex life.
Gestos, posturas e expressões, revelam muito de nós, talvez mais do que gostaríamos. Comunicam aquilo que as palavras não sabem ou não querem dizer. O leitor será guiado em uma viagem imaginária ao redor do corpo humano, partindo do modo em que nos colocamos no espaço, como o ocupamos, como ficamos de pé, como caminhamos. E, ainda, como nos sentamos, que gestos fazemos com as mãos, com a cabeça, com o olhar.
Muito da linguagem corporal é inconsciente - e o movimento da sobrancelha, a inclinação da cabeça, a virada do braço podem e costumam dizer muito mais do que a palavra emitida verbalmente. Então, é sensato tentar entender melhor a linguagem corporal. Ao ler os outros com maior precisão e controlar mais o que projetamos, nossa vida profissional, social e amorosa só têm a se enriquecer.
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