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Rudolf Arnheim: A clinician of images
Arts in Psychotherapy, 1994I met Rudolf Arnheim in April 1971 when he was teaching at Harvard University and I was a 24-yearold art therapist at Danvers State Hospital north of Boston. I had just been admitted into the Goddard College masters program. Goddard had a new independent study system that emphasized field experience and individualized study coordinated by a Goddard ...
Shaun Mcniff
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Rudolf Arnheim and the Psychology of Child Art
Journal of Aesthetic Education, 1993The study of children's drawings and of the conceptions that have dominated its inquiry over the last one hundred years can be divided into two major periods. The first publications devoted to child art and its systematic exploration appeared around the turn of the century.
Claire Golomb
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Art and Science in the Thinking of Rudolf Arnheim
The Frontiers Collection, 2019In Rudolf Arnheim’s thinking, art and science are two different but complementary modes of knowing the world. In a review of Nelson Goodman’s Languages of Art, he wrote: “science employs and consumes sensory data in order to arrive at the principles governing the operations of physical and mental forces.
Ian Verstegen
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On Rudolf Arnheim's Contribution to Music Theory
Journal of Aesthetic Education, 1993The work of Gestalt psychologist and art historian Rudolf Amheim offers valuable ideas for teachers and scholars of music. Two related examples will illustrate the value of his ideas. The first example, Arnheim's article "Perceptual Dynamics and Musical Expression,"' explains important aspects of "expressive meaning" in music.
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Celebrating the life and work of Rudolf Arnheim
Arts in Psychotherapy, 1994Shaun Mcniff
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