Carl Stumpf

Tone Psychology: Volume I (eBook, PDF)

The Sensation of Successive Single Tones

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Produktbeschreibung

Carl Stumpf (1848-1936) was a German philosopher and psychologist and a visionary and important academic. Stumpf's intention, as evident in his book, Tone Psychology, was to investigate the phenomenon of tone sensation in order to understand the general psychic functions and processes underlying the perception of sound and music.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 368
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. September 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317009948
• Artikelnr.: 57759305

Autorenporträt

Carl Stumpf (1848-1936) was a German philosopher and psychologist.

Inhaltsangabe

One: Sensory Judgements in General 1. Sensation and Judgement. Doctrine of
Relativity 2. Reliability of Sensory Judgements 3. Measurement of
Reliability and its Factors 4. Attention, Practice, Fatigue 5. Mediating
Sensory Judgements. Transferences 6. Analysis and Comparison 7. Comparisons
of Distances. Judgements that Presuppose a Standpoint Two: The Judgement of
Successive Tones 8. Immediate Judgement of Tonal Qualities 9. Application
of Mediating Criteria 10. Infinity and Continuity of the Tonal Domain 11.
"Height and Depth". Features that Change in Parallel with the Tonal Quality
12. Conditions of Reliability 13. Individuality of Sense and Memory for
Tonal Qualities 14. Series of Experiments concerning Particular Classes of
Judgement 15. The Judgement of Intensities

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One: Sensory Judgements in General 1. Sensation and Judgement. Doctrine of Relativity 2. Reliability of Sensory Judgements 3. Measurement of Reliability and its Factors 4. Attention, Practice, Fatigue 5. Mediating Sensory Judgements. Transferences 6. Analysis and Comparison 7. Comparisons of Distances. Judgements that Presuppose a Standpoint Two: The Judgement of Successive Tones 8. Immediate Judgement of Tonal Qualities 9. Application of Mediating Criteria 10. Infinity and Continuity of the Tonal Domain 11. "Height and Depth". Features that Change in Parallel with the Tonal Quality 12. Conditions of Reliability 13. Individuality of Sense and Memory for Tonal Qualities 14. Series of Experiments concerning Particular Classes of Judgement 15. The Judgement of Intensities