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cop in the head: a standalone construct

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cop inthe head1 CONSTRUCTCop in the headBOAL · APPLIED THEATRE

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Applied theatre

internalised oppressive voices that limit what a person does, made visible and confronted through theatre exercises.

In applied theatre, cop in the head refers to internalised oppressive voices that limit what a person does, made visible and confronted through theatre exercises. This meaning comes from Boal (1994) in The rainbow of desire: the Boal method of theatre and therapy.[1]

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  1. Boal, A. (1994). The rainbow of desire: the Boal method of theatre and therapy. Routledge. ISBN 9780415103497

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