Primitive Psycho-Therapy And Quackery
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The nurse's song, Burton wrote, makes a child quiet, and many times, the sound of a trumpet on a sudden, bells ringing, a carman's whistle, a boy singing some ballad on the street, alters, revives and recreates a rest- less patient who cannot sleep in the night. Many men are made melancholy by hearing music, but the melan- choly is of a pleasing kind.
In a curious German treatise, "Der Musikalische Arzt," ' we find the following quotation from an article entitled " Reflections on Ancient and Mo...dern Music." ' " If it be demanded how musick becomes a remedy, and inciteth the patient to dance, 'tis answer'd that sound having a great influence upon the actions of the air, the air mov'd causeth a like motion in the next air, and so on till the like be produced in the Spirits of the body, to which the air is impelled." According to the French physician, Jean Etienne Dominique Esquirol (1772-1840), music acts upon the ' Wien (Vienna), 1807.
' Philosophical Transactions, 1668, p. 662.
THE HEALING INFLUENCE OP MUSIC 191 physique by determining nervous vibrations, and by ex- citing the circulation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nurse's song, Burton wrote, makes a child quiet, and many times, the sound of a trumpet on a sudden, bells ringing, a carman's whistle, a boy singing some ballad on the street, alters, revives and recreates a rest- less patient who cannot sleep in the night. Many men are made melancholy by hearing music, but the melan- choly is of a pleasing kind.
In a curious German treatise, "Der Musikalische Arzt," ' we find the following quotation from an article entitled " Reflections on Ancient and Mo...dern Music." ' " If it be demanded how musick becomes a remedy, and inciteth the patient to dance, 'tis answer'd that sound having a great influence upon the actions of the air, the air mov'd causeth a like motion in the next air, and so on till the like be produced in the Spirits of the body, to which the air is impelled." According to the French physician, Jean Etienne Dominique Esquirol (1772-1840), music acts upon the ' Wien (Vienna), 1807.
' Philosophical Transactions, 1668, p. 662.
THE HEALING INFLUENCE OP MUSIC 191 physique by determining nervous vibrations, and by ex- citing the circulation.
What to read after Primitive Psycho-Therapy And Quackery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Robert Means to read onlineMoreLess
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