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The Subconscious Mind and the Musical Faculty

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2020

Katharine Eggar
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Extract

“The quest of origins,” says a recent writer∗—“the quest of origins seems to have a special attraction for the modern mind.”

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Research Article
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Proceedings of the Musical Association , Volume 47 , 1920 , pp. 23 - 38
Copyright
Copyright © Royal Musical Association, 1920

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References

∗ Miss Emma Marie Caillard: Hibbert Journal, October, 1920.Google Scholar

∗ Freud, S., “Leonardo da Vinci.”Google Scholar

∗ “Mind and Medium in Art.” British Journal of Psychology, XI.Google Scholar

† “The Logic of the Subconscious Mind,” M. K. Bradby.Google Scholar

∗ Anna Kingsford. Preface to “Astrology Theologized” (Valentine Weigelius; 1649).Google Scholar

† Vincent d'Indy “Cours de Composition.”Google Scholar

∗ Henri Bergson.Google Scholar

† Bernard Bosanquet.Google Scholar

∗ The proceedings then terminated with a vote of thanks to Miss Eggar.Google Scholar