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Haïku : short poems, strong effects | Pascale Senk | TEDxCelsa

How this short 17 syllables poem, created in Japan 3 centuries ago, is currently becoming a way to overcome barriers and to communicate worldwide - whether writing on business life, on dramatic events, on love and on so many topics regarding life. It enables people to share their points of views. Information, personal writing and psychology: a combination that has always fascinated the journalist Pascale Senk. This discipline has prevailed for a long time: chief editor at Psychologies magazine, she participates in the great success of popular psychology in the media. Now in Le Figaro, she is in charge of the weekly "Psycho-health" page. However, poetry has not said its last word. For ten years, the journalist has immersed herself into the passion of Haiku. This nano-poem of Japanese origin intrigues and interests her for its informative and existential power. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx