Lopez Cano Conceptos
Lopez Cano Conceptos
Lopez Cano Conceptos
• Propiocepciones
• Emociones musicales
– Orientación in situ
• Aprobación estética
• Comprensión
– Interacción cognitiva con la música
Prestaciones
AFFORDANCES
• Información que un objeto ofrece perceptivamente
sobre su posible uso al organismo perceptor.
• 2. Movimientos paramusicales.
– 2.1. Sincronización básica general:
– 2.2. Actividad kinética y postural relacionada con estilos
y géneros musicales particulares.
– 2.3. Mimesis ejecutora
• 3. Ritualización
• 4. Baile
Actividad motora encubierta
• 1. Imaginación y simulación motora
– 1.1. Simulación ideomotora de posibles movimientos
reales productores del sonido
– 1.2. Simulación ideomotora de fantasiosos, imaginarios
o ficticios movimientos productores del sonido
– 1.3. Extensión corporal
– 1.4. Somatización kinética o empatía motora
• Aplicaciones a la música
• Pelinski, Ramón. 2005. “Fragmentos sobre corporalidad y experiencia musical”,
TRANS 9.
– Decety, J. (1996) “Do imagined and executed actions share the same
neural substrate?”, Cognitive Brain Research 3, 87-93.
Imaginación motora (4)
• El proceso que va desde la acción manifiesta a la simulada o
imaginada involucra los controladores sesoriomotores que
conectan los sensores al sistema nervioso central y a los músculos
efectores.
– Reybrouck, Mark. 2001. “Musical Imagery between Sensory Processing and Ideomotor
Simulation”. En Musical Imagery, Eds. I. Godøy y H.Jörgensen, 117-136, Lisse: Swets &
Zeitlinger.
• www.lopezcano.net
References
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• Decety, J. 1996. “Do imagined and executed actions share the same neural
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References (2)
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