"music is in the present but it's also in the imagination and in memory" *

* Colwyn Trevarthen citando Adam Smith

"Actually I think that 'Time' is the one thing that cognitive psychology has totally neglected, along with movement. But time is the fatal one. And I think the fact that linguists study the structure of language as text and don't consider the temporal patterns involved. That means they can't relate to other forms of human movement.  [...] We have an intuitive desire to share creativity and this is all transmitted by rhythms of body movement of one kind or another. And I'd like to emphasize that the cultural knowledge is passed on as a poetic process which can be made rational for practical purposes."
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