Psychological Aesthetics: Painting, Feeling and Making Sense

David Maclagan

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Art, Aesthetics, and Perception Art Therapy and Mental Health Aesthetic Perception and Analysis

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1. The rise and fall of the aesthetic. 2. The split between inner and outer worlds and the impoverishment of psychological life. 3. From iconography to embodiment. 4. From inarticulate to aesthetic form. 5. Aesthetics, beauty and soul. 6. Art, therapy and the therapy of art. 7. Towards a new psychological aesthetics. 8. Putting aesthetic and psychological qualities into words. 9. Conclusion.

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