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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Keeping Together in Time
Dance and Drill in Human History
Book • 2008
In this book, William H. McNeill examines the role of coordinated rhythmic movement in human history, from ancient village dances to modern military drills.
He argues that such movements evoke a sense of community and 'muscular bonding,' which enhances group solidarity and cooperation.
The book covers a wide range of historical and cultural practices, highlighting the significance of shared movement in social cohesion and group survival.
He argues that such movements evoke a sense of community and 'muscular bonding,' which enhances group solidarity and cooperation.
The book covers a wide range of historical and cultural practices, highlighting the significance of shared movement in social cohesion and group survival.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by Jonathan Haidt for its discussion of the importance of synchronous movement in group experiences.
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The 5 Good Intentions That Lead to Failure (And How to Turn Them Around) | Jonathan Heidt (Replay)
Mentioned by Jonathan Haidt in relation to the importance of synchronous movement and shared purpose in group experiences.
Conversations with Tom | Social Psychologist Explains How Good Intentions & Bad Ideas Are Leading Us To Failure
