1st Edition
Handbook of Gestalt-Theoretical Psychology of Art
1. Introduction
Walter Coppola
2. Gestalt Theory and Art, from Wolfgang Köhler, to Rudolf Arnheim, to Today
Max Kobbert
3. Berlin, New York, Trieste – Laboratories of the Arts
Walter Coppola
4. History of Intersensoriality and Art
Fiorenza Toccafondi
5. History of Gestalt Psychology and Language
Serena Cattaruzza and Savina Raynaud
6. History of Gestalt Psychology and Music
Riccardo Martinelli
7. Art, Phenomenology and Gestalt Theory
Luca Taddio
8. Gestalt Psychology, Aesthetics and Neuroscience
Carmelo Calì
9. Tertiary-expressive Qualities for Design
Michele Sinico
10. Dynamics and Expression in Visual Perception and Art: Emotions as Relational Structures
Giulia Parovel
11. Gestalt Perceptual Grouping and Crossmodal Art
Charles Spence and Nicola Di Stefano
12. Picture Perception
Ian Verstegen
13. Pictures and Color
Tiziano Agostini, Alessandra Galmonte and Alessandro Soranzo
14. Spatial Cognition and the Arts
Nele Sophie Pohl, Mira Schwarz, Kinan Markhlouf and Kai Hamburger
15. Poetry and Metaphor
Joseph Glicksohn and Chanita Goodblatt
16. Gestalt Psychology and (Literary) Narratives
Wolfgang Wildgen
17. Musical Consonance and Dissonance: A View from the Gestalt
Nicola di Stefano
18. Psychology of Music – Timbre
Sebastian Klotz
19. Gestalt Psychology and Film
Adriano d’Aloia
20. Gestalt Theory, Creativity and Problem Solving in Art
Ian Verstegen
21. Gestalt, Arnheim and Child Art Graphics
David Pariser
22. Perceptual Organization and Optical-Kinetic Art: Unraveling the Links between “Gruppo N” and the School of Psychology of Perception at the University of Padua
Guido Bartorelli, Andrea Bobbio, Giovanni Galfano and Massimo Grassi
Biography
Walter Coppola psychologist, PhD in Neuroscience and Cognitive Neuroscience, member of the Psychoacoustics and Music Psychology Laboratory team at the Department of Life Sciences, University of Trieste, Italy.
