“More Than the Sum of the Life of Its Several Parts”: Individual Differences in the Psychology and Ethnomusicology of C. S. Myers

Bennett Mitchell Zon

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In “The Absurdity of any Mind–Body Relation” (1932), the eminent Cambridge and London psychologist Charles Samuel Myers (1873–1946) writes that life consists of both the “lives of its several parts...

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