Sounding the soul: the art of listening
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TextEinseideln, Switz. Daimon c1996*Description: 297p Illus. Includes bibliographic references and indexContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 3856305548
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Sound - Psychological Aspects : 'It seems paradoxical that in a world where we are constantly assailed by sound, we have become increasingly visual beings...' Kittleson, a Jungian analyst, shows us we have 'a lapsed instinct for interiority.' Sound as shape; Sound as revelation; Around sound; Therapy considerations.. Analytical Psychology and Perception (Auditory) : 'It seems paradoxical that in a world where we are constantly assailed by sound, we have become increasingly visual beings...' Kittleson, a Jungian analyst, shows us we have 'a lapsed instinct for interiority.'. Ear : Part 2: The human ear and voice.. Voice : Part 2: Chapt. 2: The evocative voice, p102-117.
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