Abstract
This collection includes essays on spatial perception, mirror neurons, the enaction paradigm, and theatrical techniques that aid people with mental and/or physical disabilities. It lacks clear overarching goals and often falls into unexamined assumptions about theatre and speculations about cognitive realities. Nonetheless, several essays advance empirical research on theatre.
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