Anthropological Foundations of Music Orientated Health Protection Technologies
The article focuses on anthropological foundations of music-orientated health protection technologies on the base of experiential approach. For research of transformational mechanisms of traditional musical cultures and for their adaptation and further use in modern education, the author regards the following categories: musical experience as anthropopractic, and intoning experiencing. The author reveals the following peculiar features of intoning experiencing in musical anthropopractic: internal dynamics and development; multimodality and multicodicity of intoning; connection to corresponding cultural symbolisms; support of collective field of tradition and co-experiencing; spontaneity and improvisational character of intoning. Approbation of these factors by collective experience of traditional cultures helps to reveal their effectiveness and feasibility of using as the key principles of work in elaboration of music-orientated health protection technologies. For operationalization of transformational mechanisms and their application in modern educational practice, the author chooses the theoretical foundation of non-directive conceptions of psychotherapy: person centered and experiential approaches in psychotherapy and understanding psychotherapy. Basic psychotechnic units of understanding psychotherapy serve as the methodological alphabet of music-orientated health protection technologies. In final part of the article the author suggests some algorithms for realization of music-orientated health protection technologies.