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Use of Puppetry in Community Health Nursing

Jinu K Rajan, Assistant Professor, Department of Nursing, College of Applied Medical Sciences, Majmaah University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia , Jinu K. Rajan

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Community and Public Health Nursing 3(3):p 103-108, Sep-Dec 2018. | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/cphn.2455.8621.3318.5

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  A puppet may be a representational object manipulated by a performer. It is typically however not forever an outline of a person's character. During the process of animation a puppet undergoes a transformation, which is handled by one or more number of performing artist. Some puppets can be stimulated electronically. Puppets are manufactured from a good variety of materials. Depending on the impact the performer desires and the way it's used, a puppet is very complicated or terribly easy. In contemporary puppet theatre, puppets are generally referred to as 'performing objects, because there are numerous completely different varieties available. Puppets have been used in classrooms, homes, hospitals and care centers for fun and learning. They have been used as an educational resource for decades, and various studies have proved that they are very effective aids for entertaining and teaching 

 

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Puppets; Cartons; Play; Community Health Nursing

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