Music and the Emotions: The Philosophical Theories (International Library of Philosophy)
Malcolm Budd
The most fundamental debate in the philosophy of music involves the question of whether there is an artistically important connection between music and the emotions. Many theories of the nature and significance of music as an art form have maintained that at least one important value of music is its capacity to represent, express, communicate, or symbolize a variety of extra-musical emotions or a certain aspect of emotion. Yet these theories are rejected by those who believe that the value of any musical work is specifically musical, and accordingly must be independent of any relationship between music and the emotions.
Now in paper, Music and the Emotions presents and critically examines the chief theories about the relationship between music and the emotions. These theories include those of Eduard Hanslick, Edmund Gurney, Carroll Pratt, Arthur Schopenhauer, Susanne Langer and Leonard Meyer.
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Año:
2003
Edición:
1
Editorial:
Routledge
Idioma:
english
Páginas:
205
ISBN 10:
0415087791
ISBN 13:
9780415087797
Serie:
International Library of Philosophy
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PDF, 2.09 MB
IPFS:
,
english, 2003
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