ISSN: 1477965X
First published in 2003
3 issues per volume
Volume 6 Issue 3
Cover Date: 2009/02
Biobehavioural basis of art

Authors:  Rob Harle 
DOI: 10.1386/tear.6.3.259_1

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Abstract
This paper argues that the human activity of art making and art usage has a biological foundation which precedes language acquisition. Together with cultural dynamics we have created ourselves as we have created our arts. I attempt a synthesis of the theories of Dissanayake and Joyce which shows the human trait of art behaviour evolved as surely as did the behaviours of mating and hunting.
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