Some artists have an inclination towards violence, with art helping to mitigate or redirect their destructive energy. For others, their art helps them gain power over or make sense of violent environs. Finally, for some violent perpetrators, art simply mirrors and even perpetuates their psychopathic cycles. Through it all, The Frenzied Dance of Art and Violence explores - and seeks to understand - these interrelated paths of destruction and creation.
Some artists have an inclination towards violence, with art helping to mitigate or redirect their destructive energy. For others, their art helps them gain power over or make sense of violent environs. Finally, for some violent perpetrators, art simply mirrors and even perpetuates their psychopathic cycles. Through it all, The Frenzied Dance of Art and Violence explores - and seeks to understand - these interrelated paths of destruction and creation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David E. Gussak, PhD, ATR-BC is Professor for the Florida State University's Graduate Art Therapy Program and the Project Coordinator for the FSU/FL Dept of Correction's Art Therapy in Prisons program. As an art therapist for almost 30 years, Dr. Gussak has presented and published extensively internationally and nationally on forensic art therapy and art therapy in forensic settings. These include, among others, Art on Trial (2015) and Art and Art Therapy with the Imprisoned (2019). He is also the co-editor, with Dr. Marcia Rosal, and contributing author for The Wiley Handbook of Art Therapy (2015).
Inhaltsangabe
* Prologue: Just What is This Dance? * Part I: The Dance Between Creation and Destruction * Introduction: Art of Violence/ Violence of Art * Chapter 1: Angelic Demons: The Capricious Creators * Chapter 2: Creating in Conflict: Art Amidst Environmental and Societal Violence * Chapter 3: Art of the Perpetrator and the Oppressed: Unveiling the Art of the Holocaust * Part II: Art of Psychopathy * Interlogue: Examining Psychopathy * Chapter 4: Wielding a New Weapon: Perpetuating the Multiple Murderer's Psychopathic Cycle Through Art * Chapter 5: Extremes on the Same Continuum: Comparing the Art of Gacy and Manson * Part III: Art for Change * Chapter 6: Charles Bronson Becomes Charlie Salvador: 'The Most Violent Inmate' Liberated through Art * Chapter 7: Guernica: Painted From Violence, A Palette for Peace * Chapter 8: Continuing the Dance: How Art Therapy Can Reveal and Mitigate Violent Tendencies * Epilogue: Bringing the Dance to a Close
* Prologue: Just What is This Dance? * Part I: The Dance Between Creation and Destruction * Introduction: Art of Violence/ Violence of Art * Chapter 1: Angelic Demons: The Capricious Creators * Chapter 2: Creating in Conflict: Art Amidst Environmental and Societal Violence * Chapter 3: Art of the Perpetrator and the Oppressed: Unveiling the Art of the Holocaust * Part II: Art of Psychopathy * Interlogue: Examining Psychopathy * Chapter 4: Wielding a New Weapon: Perpetuating the Multiple Murderer's Psychopathic Cycle Through Art * Chapter 5: Extremes on the Same Continuum: Comparing the Art of Gacy and Manson * Part III: Art for Change * Chapter 6: Charles Bronson Becomes Charlie Salvador: 'The Most Violent Inmate' Liberated through Art * Chapter 7: Guernica: Painted From Violence, A Palette for Peace * Chapter 8: Continuing the Dance: How Art Therapy Can Reveal and Mitigate Violent Tendencies * Epilogue: Bringing the Dance to a Close
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