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The role of idea, fantasy and imagination in psychosomatic voice perspective
Koderová, Lucie ; VOSTÁRKOVÁ, Ivana (advisor) ; MARTÍNKOVÁ, Nina (referee)
This thesis is concerned with the use of idea, fantasy, and imagination
during the process of formation of the natural voice.
The thesis is divided into five chapters, which gradually points to connect
the physical body with the mental processes and emphasizes the importance
of developing images during the voice education process. The first chapter
deals with the voice education, reference the history and philosophy, and
also introduces the specifics during the voice-creation process. The second
chapter introduces the field of psychosomatic disciplines from medical
beginnings to its application in voice education, and describes the origins
of voice disorders. The concept of idea, fantasy, and imagination is
explained in the third chapter, and also their role in voice education is
described there. The fourth chapter deals with children in three age
periods and also children with special needs. This theoretical overview is
utilized in the final, fifth chapter, which presents specific examples of
working with imagery in voice education of children in these groups.
This thesis provides a theoretical basis as psychosomatic methods of work
with a voice, as well as examples of applications in a particular situation.
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