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Stimulus Accessibility and Music Theory/Therapy

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This paper draws on music therapeutic, neuroscientific, and philosophical literature to posit three aspects of musical engagement that qualify music as an unusually accessible stimulus: 1) audition as a means of self-orientation 2) music’s instigation of self-referential thought, and 3) the lower threshold required for processing musical meaning compared to linguistic meaning. This accessibility r…

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accessibilitycross-cultural studydisorders of consciousnessmusic theorymusic therapyworld music

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