Rechardt, 1985 - Google Patents
On musical cognition and archaic meaning schemataRechardt, 1985
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- Rechardt E
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- The Scandinavian psychoanalytic review
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The psychoanalytic psychology of creative art, creativity, and the personality of the artist is a branch well represented in the literature, but the share of music is a small one. Investigating music is less rewarding than other forms of art from the psychoanalytical viewpoint. Its …
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