South African Jungian analyst who wrote The Living Symbol — a Jungian analysis of music — connecting the analytical psychology of symbols to the experience and meaning of musical composition and performance.
Develops the Jungian analysis of music — arguing that music expresses archetypal patterns that the visual and verbal arts cannot — extending Jungian symbolic analysis into the acoustic dimension of human experience.
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