Music Asylums: Wellbeing Through Music in Everyday Life

Tia DeNora

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Music Therapy and Health Music History and Culture Music Education and Analysis

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Contents: Preface Introduction In sickness and in health: defining the ecological perspective Learning from Erving Goffman, part I: agency and culture Learning from Erving Goffman part II: reconfiguring the concept of asylum Music asylums, part I: disconnections, reconnections and removal Music asylums, part II: making musical space together, furnishing and refurnishing worlds Musicalizing consciousness: aesthetics and anaesthetics Where is good music? Conclusion: what makes us well and when? And how to know if music helps? References Index.

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