Life as a meshwork of selves. Interview with Uri Hershberg

Avant: Trends in Interdisciplinary Studies 3 (1):26-36 (2012)
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Studies on music in the area of cognitive sciences – quite varied despite their short history – meet with scepticism. The author of this introduction, presenting some spectacular examples of research on musical improvisation, tries to demonstrate that they enrich rather than reduce our understanding of this phenomenon.

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