Music and Altered States: Consciousness, Transcendence, Therapy and Addictions
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Music and Altered States: Consciousness, Transcendence, Therapy and Addictions

by David Aldridge, Joerg Fachner, Lucanne Magill, Tsvia Horesh, Dalia Cohen

Psychology Music Health
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Music and Altered States explores how music relates to consciousness, transcendence, therapy, and addictions. Bringing together perspectives from David Aldridge, Joerg Fachner, Lucanne Magill, Tsvia Horesh, and Dalia Cohen, this interdisciplinary work considers music’s place in experiences of altered states and therapeutic inquiry.

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Music and Altered States examines the relationship between music and experiences of changed consciousness.

The book addresses themes of transcendence, therapy, and addictions through an interdisciplinary perspective.

Its subject matter connects music with psychological and therapeutic questions surrounding altered states.

Contributors David Aldridge, Joerg Fachner, Lucanne Magill, Tsvia Horesh, and Dalia Cohen bring their perspectives to this exploration.

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