La cultura dei pari

[Autom. eng. transl.] The American author on the basis of direct observations about the ability of young children to develop their own culture through interactions with peers, shares the thesis that the authority and courtesy played in the first person by the child, or even together to others in the group, they are an obvious marker of his agency. There is the centrality of the mimetic and symbolic experience of the playful 'work' done with the body, which is at the same time expressive of its emotional, cognitive and physical, and creative state, ie it communicates a 'possible' that is not obvious if you look at it with an adult eye. Then there are the spaces, the rhythms and rituals of the theatrical code, lived and relived by the 'shared dramaturgies', which become occasions for transformation, experimentation, and even the re-foundation of community experiences.