El papel de las cualidades del sonido en las imágenes mentales sonoras
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https://doi.org/10.37467/revtechno.v11.4467Palavras-chave:
Imágenes mentales, Percepción auditiva, Audición, Música, Cognitivismo, PsicologíaResumo
Las imágenes mentales sonoras son el producto de las copias o reconstrucciones de experiencias perceptivas del pasado o el producto de anticipación de experiencias futuras posibles, pero en ausencia de los estímulos externos apropiados. Sin embargo, en el área musical, no se conoce a ciencia cierta cómo interactúan estas con percepciones visuales externas en la recreación o generación de imágenes mentales auditivas. A lo largo de esta revisión bibliografía se tratará de discernir cómo cada una de las cualidades del sonido infiere o provoca una respuesta en los procesos de pensamiento y proporciona la base semántica para el lenguaje musical.
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