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Bonde, Lars Ole: Analogy And Metapher In Music Therapy Theory ... symbols does not seem to fit with the scientific axioms of these models. But this discussion remains open. In the following tables I have included Kenny’s “Eight Cultures of Inquiry” (1998) and Junge’s “9 Cultures” (1998). The music of the encounter In Siegelman’s final chapter she introduces “Resonance” and “Attunement” as key metaphors of the therapeutic encounter. The chapter is based on a case example, in which music and affect is linked in a way, most music therapist will recognize immidiately. The consequences of this are best illustrated by using field theory and the related ‘mapping’ technique, used by scholars as diverse as Kelly in his Personal Construct Grid technique (see Aldridge 1996), and Jung in his use of the “quaterneon” (a graphic symbolization of the self) in his late theoretical understanding of transference in psychotherapy (Agnel 1999). Table 2: Quaterneo 1 44
Bonde, Lars Ole: Analogy And Metapher In Music Therapy Theory ... This schematization of the archetypal fields of self and transference relationships can be used as ‘ground’ for meta-theoretical figures, representing the field of ‘Self in a dynamic musical time-space’. This is meant as a first draft, and an invitation to dialogue. My idea right now is, that core concepts in general music therapy theory should be metaphors themselves, containing the tension inherent in metaphors according to Ricoeur, with the potential of bridging the gap between the clear, unambiguous world of technical/theoretical concepts and the unclear, ambiguous world of imagery and embodied experience. The (living) metaphors should be not only suggestive and useful, but also dynamic and interactive. (Siegelman, p. 178) I prefer and suggest “Resonance”, “Attunement”, “(Dis)Harmony” (Dis-/Concord), “Rhytm”, 45
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