Introduction Humanity has used art to express itself in a variety of situations since its existence. Art is a product of human existence, especially emotion, imagination and intuition and efforts to u...
Introduction With industrialization, world population growth, and technological developments, the world is becoming more complex. Production and consumption are increasing disproportionately as...
Introduction Macropsia syndrome, also known as Todd’s syndrome or Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS), was first identified in 1955 by British psychiatrist John Todd. It is a condition character...
Introduction Compared to the general Italian Renaissance, Venetian Renaissance has quite different features from other city-states in Italy. This is because of the topographic aspects that isolate the...
Infectious Diseases For ages, humanity made provisions to prevent the spread of the disease against possible epidemic risks. Keeping sick people separate to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, ...
Introduction Trauma can be described as an emotional response to events that are unexpected for individuals. In other words, an individual experiences traumatic situations, that exceed their psycholog...
Origin The first appearance of the term “rinascita”, which means rebirth, comes from the fundamental source of information on Italian art “Lives of the Artists”(c.1550) by Giorgio Vasari, ...
Origin In the original context, mindfulness derives from 2600-year-old Buddhist traditions that are based on Zen, Vipassana, and Tibetan meditation practices: “In order to understand one’s momen...