And the Japanese term maps well onto the russian concept of dusha, or soul,
which fuses cognition and emotion.
mike
On 6/5/06, Tony Whitson <twhitson@udel.edu> wrote:
>
> >> for the essence of children's play. Kayo believes that the answers lie
> >> within the hearts of children, and he continues to visit the preschool
>
> Note that the Japanese (like the Chinese) word that's translated as
> "hearts" includes what we in English bifurcate as "hearts" and "minds."
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