Juslin Sloboda HANDBOOK OF MUSIC AND EMOTION THEORY, RESEARCH, APPLICATIONS

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The document discusses music and emotion from multi-disciplinary perspectives including philosophy, musicology, psychology, neuroscience, anthropology and sociology.

Perspectives discussed include philosophical, musicological, psychological, neuroscientific, anthropological and sociological.

Methods discussed for measuring emotions expressed through music include self-report measures, continuous self-report methods, indirect perceptual/cognitive/behavioral measures, and psychophysiological measures.

HANDBOOK OF

MUSIC AND
EMOTION
THEORY, RESEARCH,
APPLICATIONS

PATRIK N. JUSLIN
and
JOHN A. SLOBODA

OXFORD
UNIVERSITY PRESS
CONTENTS

List of contributors xiii

PART I OVERTURE
i. Introduction: aims, organization, and terminology
PATRIK N. JUSLIN AND JOHN A. SLOBODA

PART II
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES
2. Emotions expressed and aroused by music: philosophical
perspectives 15
STEPHEN DAVIES

3. Emotion in culture and history: perspectives


from musicology 45
NICHOLAS COOK AND NICOLA DIBBEN

4. At the interface between the inner and outer world:


psychological perspectives 73
JOHN A. SLOBODA AND PATRIK N. JUSLIN

5. Towards a neurobiology of musical emotions 99


ISABELLE PERETZ

6. Exploring the habitus of listening: anthropological


perspectives 127
JUDITH BECKER

7- Emotion as social emergence: perspectives


from music sociology 159
TIA DENORA
CONTENTS

PART III MEASUREMENT


8. Self-report measures and models 187
MARCEL ZENTNER AND TUOMAS EEROLA

9. Continuous self-report methods 223


EMERY SCHUBERT

10. Indirect perceptual, cognitive, and behavioural measures 255


DANIEL VÄSTFJÄLL

11. Psychophysiological measures 279


DONALD A. HODGES

12. Functional neuroimaging 3!3


STEFAN KOELSCH, WALTER A. SIEBEL, AND THOMAS FRITZ

PART IV MUSIC MAKING


13. Emotion and composition in classical music: historiometric
perspectives 347
DEAN KEITH SIMONTON

14. The role of structure in the musical expression of emotions 367


ALF GABRIELSSON AND ERIK LINDSTRÖM

15. Emotion and motivation in the lives of performers 401


ROBERT H. WOODY AND GARY E. MCPHERSON

16. The role of negative emotions in performance anxiety 425


DIANNA T. KENNY

17. Expression and communication of emotion in music


performance 453
PATRIK N. JUSLIN AND RENEE TIMMERS

PART V MUSIC LISTENING


18. Music in everyday life: the role of emotions 493
JOHN A. SLOBODA
CONTENTS XI

19. Experimental aesthetics a n d liking for music 515


D A V I D J. H A R G R E A V E S A N D A D R I A N C. N O R T H

20. Strong experiences with music 547


ALF GABRIELSSON

21. Musical expectancy a n d thrills 575


D A V I D H U R O N AND ELIZABETH HELLMUTH MARGULIS

22. H o w does music evoke emotions? Exploring the underlying


mechanisms 605
P A T R I K N . JUSLIN, S I M O N LILJESTRÖM, D A N I E L VÄSTFJÄLL,
AND LARS-OLOV LUNDQVIST

PART VI DEVELOPMENT, PERSONALITY,


AND SOCIAL FACTORS
23. Perspectives on music and affect in the early years 645
SANDRA E. TREHUB, ERIN E. HANNON,
AND ADENA SCHACHNER

24. Preference, personality, and emotion 669


PETER J. RENTFROW AND JENNIFER A. M C D O N A L D

25. The influence of affect on music choice 697


VLADIMIR J. KONECNI

26. Politics, mediation, social context, and public use 725


REEBEE GAROFALO

27. Cross-cultural similarities and differences 755


WILLIAM FORDE THOMPSON AND LAURA-LEE BALKWILL

PART VII APPLICATIONS


28. Music education: the role of affect 791
SUSAN HALLAM

29. Music therapy 819


M I C H A E L H. T H A U T AND BARBARA L. WHEELER
Xll CONTENTS

30. Music, health, and well-being 849


SUZANNE B. HANSER

31. Music as a source of emotion in film 879


ANNABEL J. COHEN

32. Music and marketing 909


ADRIAN C. NORTH AND DAVID J. HARGREAVES

PART VIII ENCORE


33. The past, present, and future of music and emotion research 933
PATRIK N. JUSLIN AND JOHN A. SLOBODA

Index 957

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