Interfaces

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The annotation presents a collection of essays and explorations in the field of art therapy, highlighting various perspectives and insights. Fritz Marburg introduces the concept of guidance, while Marion Wendlandt-Baumeister discusses the quarry of words. Ralf Haekel and Christian Hamberger emphasize the importance of diving deep to uncover treasures, and Isolde Schediwy explores knowledge developed through vibrant dialogue. Doris Titze addresses the nuances of unmediated communication, and Dietmar Becker examines art as a form of resistance against conformity. Petert Sinapius reflects on the interplay of knowledge, chance, and intuition, while Peter Maaswinkel investigates potential trend shifts in art therapy based on recent bibliographic data. Sabine and Thomas Staroszynski contribute visual explorations, and Gisela Schmeer recounts a return to wonder through encounters with Arno Stern in Paris. Tanja Frank expresses a passion for art, and Johanna Müller discusses the experience of being in a space. Gunilla Göttlicher shares insights on happiness and creativity, and Ramey Rieger emphasizes the importance of accurate representation in art therapy. The annotation also includes reviews of notable works related to art therapy and its development, providing a comprehensive overview of current discussions and research in the field.