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Two new blogs

By dmunger on September 26, 2006.

I've just learned about what so far look to be two great new blogs. In the order I heard about them:

Sound and Mind
Written by two cognitive musicologists, "Sound and Mind will primarily provide links to articles in journals and blogs on music and cognitive science, commentary on those articles, and a forum for discussion of these articles and other topics of interest amongst cognitive musicologists. Sound and Mind also features a podcast, in conjuncture with the Am Steg podcast, which will review books and articles and discuss issues of relevance to cognitive musicologists, as well as other musicians and cognitive scientists."

Alpha Psy
This blog, focusing on psychology and anthropology, is written by 10 French cognitive scientists and anthropologists (they write in English).

I've added both blogs to my "must read" list. You should, too.

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Great links! Thanks.

What blogs are on your must read list, out of curiosity?

Melanie, My must read list isn't nearly as well-kept as Gareth's. That's one of the things I need to get to one of these days; when I do, I'll add to the "links" list in the sidebar (also woefully out of date), and I'll write a post about it.