| TABLE
OF CONTENTS |
Brief
Contents
Preface
Foreword, by Kenneth E. Bruscia |
vi
xii
xv |
| Introduction |
1 |
How
Deep Is Culture?
Dialogic and Enactive Facets
Culture-Centered versus Ecological Music Therapy
Method of Writing
How to Read this Book
Notes
|
1
2
5
7
9
12
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| Part I: Premises |
13 |
Chapter 1: Why Culture?
|
15 |
A
Very Brief History of the Concept of Culture
Toward an Integrated Conception of Humankind?
Culture and the Evolution of the Human Species (Phylogeny)
Cultural History
The Relevance of Cultural Psychology for Music Therapy
Culture Defined for Music Therapy
Culture-Centered Music Therapy
Notes
|
15
19
23
25
33
38
41
44 |
Chapter 2: Meanings
|
47 |
Meaning
of Meaning in Music therapy
From Names to Moves in Language Games
Meaning Games
The Narrative Turn
The Aesthetic Dimension
Art and Values
Schizophonia and the Therapy Music Market
These People Just Cannot Sing Together
A Plurality of Polyphonic Practices
Notes
|
47
50
53
55
57
61
65
68
71
75
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Chapter 3: The Power of Musicking
|
79 |
Talking
about Music
Defining Music
The Origins of Music
Protomusicality
Music and Culture
Plurality of Musics
To Music
The Power of Musicking
Notes
|
79
81
84
87
92
94
99
103
107
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| Part II: Practices |
111 |
Chapter 4: Community Music Therapy as
Cultural Engagement
|
113 |
Introduction
Music Therapy as Cultural Engagement
Music Therapy, Health Promotion, and Cultural Life
A Note on Theory, Goals and Method
-May We Too Play in the Brass Band?
With Longing, Life, and Song!
Go Down, Moses
Some Consequences for Research and Ethics
Postscript: From Micro to Macro
Notes
|
114
114
115
117
119
122
125
127
129
131
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Chapter 5: Ecological Music Therapy
and Mediated Learning
|
135 |
Introduction
I don’t Like Music
A Transactional and Ecological Perspective
Learning as Social Interaction
Music and Meaning as Social Interaction
The Story of Paul: The Assessment Process
Intervention through Consultation
Video Evaluation as Part of the Consultation Process
A Broader Concept of Music Therapy?
Postscript: The Concept of Ecology
Notes
|
135
136
137
139
140
141
144
146
149
150
152
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Chapter 6: Hypertextuality in Individual
Music Psychotherapy
|
155 |
Introduction
The Text Analogy in Music Therapy
Texts and Hypertexts
Hypertextuality in Music
Synopsis of a Year in Music Therapy
Talking about Music Therapy
Hypertextuality as a Meta-Metaphor
A Preceding Analogous Case?
Postscript: Hypertext Narratives
Notes
|
155
156
158
160
162
166
170
173
175
177
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| Part III: Implications |
179 |
Chapter 7: Redefining Music Therapy
|
181 |
But
Is It Music Therapy?
Music and Health
Conceptual Levels in Defining Music Therapy
Folk Music Therapy
Music Therapy as Discipline and Profession
Music Therapy as Professional Practice
The Practice of Redefining Music Therapy
Notes
|
181
185
191
193
196
199
202
204
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Chapter 8: A Model of the Music Therapy
Process
|
207 |
Situated
Practice
Shared Components in Music Therapy Practices
Health Musicking
Client and Therapist Learning in Relationship
Roles and Relationships
Rituals and Rationales
Communitas in Context
Reflexivity in Action
Notes
|
207
209
210
213
216
218
221
225
229
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Chapter 9: New Arenas and Agendas
|
231 |
Areas
and Eras of Music Therapy
Target and Time of Intervention
Local Links
Shared Agenda?
Metaphors to Work By
Postcolonial Beginnings
Ethics of Culturally Informed Empathy
Notes
|
231
233
236
239
240
243
247
250
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| Part IV: Investigations |
251 |
| Chapter 10: Ethnographically Informed
Clinical Research |
253 |
Clinical
Research
Ethnography
Ethnographic Research Techniques
The Researcher in the Field
Thick Description
The Representation Crisis
Writing as Dialogic Aspect Seeing
Interacting Voices
Notes
|
253
256
259
262
266
268
270
274
274
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Chapter 11: Participatory Action Research
|
277 |
Research
and Social Change
Pioneers of Action Research
The Legacy of Critical Theory
Contemporary Trends in Action Research
Music Therapy: A Case of Fiddling while the World Burns?
The Process of Doing Participatory Action Research
The Problem of Participation
Notes
|
277
279
282
286
288
290
293
296
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Chapter 12: Toward a Third Culture of
Music Therapy Research?
|
297 |
The
Two Cultures
Science and Success
The Hermeneutic Challenge
Peaceful Coexistence?
Research and Reflexivity
A Third Culture?
Notes
|
297
300
302
303
308
311
313
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Epilogue
|
315 |
Drapetomania
and other Peculiarities
Cultural Sensitivity
Notes
|
315
319
322 |
Glossary
References
Author Index
|
325
339
357 |