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Frontiers in Psychology, 2015 The current study examined the musical taste of musicology students as compared to a control student group. Participants (n=1003) completed an online survey regarding the frequency with which they listened to 22 musical styles. A factor analysis revealed
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NeuroImage, 2022 Free gaze and moving images are typically avoided in EEG experiments due to the expected generation of artifacts and noise. Yet for a growing number of research questions, loosening these rigorous restrictions would be beneficial. Among these is research
Dominik Welke, Edward A. Vessel
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Mimological Reveries?Disconfirming the Hypothesis of Phono - Emotional Iconicity in Poetry
Frontiers in Psychology, 2016 The present study retested previously reported empirical evidence suggesting an iconic relation between sound and emotional meaning in poetry. To this end, we analyzed the frequency of certain phoneme classes in 48 German poems and correlated them with ...
Maria Kraxenberger, Winfried Menninghaus
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ADORNO’S AESTHETIC THEORY: AESTHETIC DISPLAY OF THE EMPIRICAL REALITY
Kaygı. Uludağ Üniversitesi Fen-Edebiyat Fakültesi Felsefe Dergisi, 2022 Theodor Adorno’s Aesthetic Theory illuminates the basic question of the aesthetic claim to truth. Adorno’s text presents key philosophical questions about the nature of aesthetics. Through grounding Adorno’s aesthetic theory in Hegelian logic, this article explicates why and how the veracity of a modern artwork dwells in its claim to the truth of its ...
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In touch: Cardiac and respiratory patterns synchronize during ensemble singing with physical contact
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2022 Musical ensemble performances provide an ideal environment to gain knowledge about complex human interactions. Network structures of synchronization can reflect specific roles of individual performers on the one hand and a higher level of organization of
Elke B. Lange +8 more
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 Singing is an essential element in every religion. In the liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church, theologians expect congregational singing to have several clear-cut effects which can be translated into psychological hypotheses.
Melanie Wald-Fuhrmann +4 more
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Laboratory Phonology, 2021 In this study, we investigated the impact of two constraints on the linear order of constituents in German preschool children’s and adults’ speech production: a rhythmic (*LAPSE, militating against sequences of unstressed syllables) and a semantic one ...
Frank Domahs +2 more
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A Commentary on Poudrier's "Tapping to Carter: Mensural Determinacy in Complex Rhythmic Sequences"
Empirical Musicology Review, 2018 This paper is a brief commentary on Poudrier's (2017) research article titled "Tapping to Carter: Mensural Determinacy in Complex Rhythmic Sequences." Poudrier's study aimed "to explore the relative salience of an implied beat in two contrasting rhythmic
Timo Fischinger +1 more
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Did Melody Become a Schrödinger Cat? Commentary on Clark & Arthur
Empirical Musicology Review, 2023 I comment on Clark and Arthur's response to a YouTuber’s claim of the death of melody for which they used corpus analysis and statistical methods of computational musicology.
Klaus Frieler
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The anticipation of events in time
Nature Communications, 2019 The brain predicts upcoming events—a fundamental operation assumed to depend on the event hazard rate and a linearly increasing uncertainty in time estimation.
Matthias Grabenhorst +3 more
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