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RELATIONS
AND STRUCTURES International Gestalt Theory Congress May 24 - 27,
2007 Click here for announcement and invitation! |
Gestalt
theoretical findings
re-appraised, confirmed, resumed, re-applied
Karl Pribram's Holographic Brain Theory : Jeff Prideaux, Virginia Commonwealth University
A Historical Perspective
on Philosophical Foundations of Information Systems:
Prakash Saraswat, Bentley College
Analytic and gestalt modes in language acquisition and use: Prizant (1983)
Rhythmic and Strophic Organization in Mediaeval Hebrew Poetry - Reuven Tsur and Yehosheva Bentov
Gestalt
and Instructional Design - Clare Torrans
Gestalt theory has had wide-ranging implications for several disciplines and
learning theories.
Instructional Technology Foundations and Theories of Learning: Gestalt Theory - Debbie Clark
Understanding
Movement: by Leslie Carlson Vaughan
This article (abstract) examines movement in Theatre and Psychology and how
connotative values are associated with movement.
Zur
Problematik der Gestalttheorie :
(Alfred Horak, Austria, discussing Gestalt theory in Zoology)
Music,
Gestalt, and Computing: new book, edited by Marc Leman, Belgium
Freinet Pedagogy (Célestin Freinet, 1896-1966, influenced by Gestalt psychology)
Behavioral
and Cognitive Development - Longitudinal Study of Autobiographical Memory:
Dirk H. Hillebrandt (Max-Planck-Institut f. psychol. Forschung, Munich)
(relating to Gottschaldt's study of pairs of twins)
Autism: Understanding the mind,
fitting together the pieces: Francesca Happé
(relating to Gottschaldt's findings)
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