دانلود کتاب Arts & Dementia: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

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Contents\nPreface\nForeword\nArts & Dementia Care\nA Manifesto for the Individual Narrative: Visual Art as More than a Therapeutic Tool\nChanging the Social Fabric: How Art and Social Design Can Contribute to Recognizing People with Dementia as an Essential Part of Vibrant Societies\nChanging Perspectives: How Art Can Enhance Quality of Life in People Living with Dementia\nReawakening the Mind: Consultancy Regarding Learning and Participation Programs at Arts Venues for People with Early- Stage Dementia and Their Companions\nConnection through Creativity: TOI AKO, a Creative Ageing Mentoring Programme in Tamaki Makaurau, Aotearoa, New Zealand for Older People and People Living with Dementia\nArt and Dementia – Pause – Wake Up: The Aesthetics of Artistic Creativity in People Living with Dementia\nCreating an Empathetic Society for Dementia through Art: Art, Social Design and Artistic Research\nThe Point of Intersection in Focus: On the Emergence of the Pictorial Image, Its Disintegration through Dementia, and How Art Could Offer a Possible Explanation for the Wax and Wane of Perceptive Ability\nDESIGN & DEMENTIA CARE\nSensual Fake: What If You Can’t Trust Your Senses?\nFrom Participatory Design to Discursive Designs: Involving People Living with Dementia in the Design Process to Generate Artworks That Initiate Debate\nFeeling Things with Dementia Carers: Arts & Design as a Method of Salutogenesis and Self-Tuning\nFeather Meets Tread Plate: An Art and Dementia Workshop from Two Perspectives\nContribution of Active Cues to Arts & Dementia\nParticipatory Design in Research and Teaching at University alongside People Living with Dementia and Their Carers in the Pre-stationary Sector and Residential Care Facilities\nMUSIC & DEMENTIA CARE\nMusic & Participation: A Report on Three Innovative Projects\nDementia & Avantgarde: The Concept and Practice of the KlangKunstLabor Sound Art Project in Duisburg, Germany\nARCHITECTURE & DEMENTIA CARE\nPerforming the Architectural Plan: Egocentric and Allocentric Drawing\nLost in Space: Exploring the House of Life\nMUSEUMS & DEMENTIA CARE\nConnecting with and through Art: Arts Engagement for Livable Communities\nCloser to the Center: A Dom Museum Wien Workshop Series, in Cooperation with Organizations Supporting People with Dementia\nBack to Life: Art Education for People Living with Dementia at the Kunsthistorisches Museum\nDo You Offer Something for People Like Us? A Short History of the Development of Dementia-Friendly Activities in the National Museums of Vienna