Music and the Fine Arts; a Psychology of Aesthetic

This book is a philosophical exploration of the aesthetic experience in music and the fine arts. It discusses the psychological and emotional responses that people have to art and music and the cultural significance of these experiences. The book is a valuable resource for scholars and students of philosophy, psychology, and art history.
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