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The Roles of the Brain Shown in Language Expressions of Shakespeare's Works
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Recent development of the brain instruments such as PET and fMRI reveals how the secrets of the brain are hidden in languages and literatures. In this study I investigate some of Shakespeare's well-known works to see how the secrets of the brain hidden in his works were revealed in recent fMRI experiments. First I explore how the images of the number are dealt with in the brain through his work of Julius Caesar. And then I discuss how the acting of washing hands are relevant with purifying our mind through his work of Macbeth. And I also investigate how honor or social reputation in our mind is dealt with in the brain through his works of Julius Caesar, and Henry IV. Finally I investigate how the healing power of music is proceeded in the brain through his work of Tempest.
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Recent development of the brain instruments such as PET and fMRI reveals how the secrets of the brain are hidden in languages and literatures. In this study I investigate some of Shakespeare's well-known works to see how the secrets of the brain hidden in his works were revealed in recent fMRI experiments. First I explore how the images of the number are dealt with in the brain through his work of Julius Caesar. And then I discuss how the acting of washing hands are relevant with purifying our mind through his work of Macbeth. And I also investigate how honor or social reputation in our mind is dealt with in the brain through his works of Julius Caesar, and Henry IV. Finally I investigate how the healing power of music is proceeded in the brain through his work of Tempest.
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