Table of Contents: Introduction
(Hans-Otto Thomashoff and Ekaterina Sukhanova)
Concepts and History of Art Perception
Chapter 1. Self Perception in Art, pp. 1-19
(Hans-Otto Thomashoff)
Chapter 2. The Dialogical Mechanisms of Art, pp. 21-25
(Ekaterina Sukhanova)
Chapter 3. The Subject's Creation through Dynamic Processes, pp. 27-31
(Felicitas Thun-Hohenstein)
Chapter 4. Artistic Models of Psychic Reality Conditions, pp. 33-38
(Walter Seidl)
Chapter 5. 'To Be Cellular' Or How to Portray the Immune System by Choreography, pp. 39-56
(Klaus Spiess)
Chapter 6. The Influence of Culture on Aesthetic Preferences: An Art Therapist's Perspective, pp. 57-69
(Diane Waller)
Connecting Art and Psychiatry
Chapter 7. The History of Ethics for Art Therapy and the Use of Patient-Produced Art, pp. 73-78
(Carlos Carbonell)
Chapter 8. Ethical Issues Concerning the Creative Works of People with an Experience of Mental Illness, pp. 79-91
(Eugen Koh)
Chapter 9. The Use of Art to Fight Stigma in Mental Illness, pp. 93-103
(Alexander Kopytin)
Chapter 10. Kristof's Portraits of Lost Objects, pp. 105-111
(Vlasta Meden Klavora)
Chapter 11. The Benefits of Art and Art Therapy with Prison Inmates, pp. 113-126
(David E. Gussak)
An Artist's Perspective
Chapter 12. Artists Without Quotation Marks, pp. 129-132
(Tracy Reinhardt interviewed by Ekaterina Sukhanova)
Artworks
About the Contributors
Index |