The aesthetic component in teaching communication

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Valeria Biasi
Paolo Bonaiuto
Pierluigi Cordellieri

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Description of a series of investigations on the relationship between use of films in teaching psychology, emotions triggered, learning and other effects in the learner, with particular reference to the role of the aesthetic components of the process to fruition.

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