Philosophical Perspectives on Music

Name: Philosophical Perspectives on Music
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Bol An introduction to diverse philosophical perspectives on the nature and value of music, ranging from the ancient Greeks to idealism, from phenomenology to contemporary socio-cultural critiques. The text aims to show the student with no philosophical background the vitality of the discourse. An introduction to diverse philosophical perspectives on the nature and value of music, ranging from the ancient Greeks to idealism to phenomenology to contemporary socio-cultural critiques. Designed to introduce the serious music student with no philosophical background to the vitality of music philosophical discourse, it explores a broad range of music philosophical terrain, showing the philsophers' reasons for holding what can seem to the non-philosopher like extraordinarily bizarre notions, while at the same time pointing out the philosophical shortcomings of what musicians often take for common-sense musical truths.

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An introduction to diverse philosophical perspectives on the nature and value of music, ranging from the ancient Greeks to idealism, from phenomenology to contemporary socio-cultural critiques. The text aims to show the student with no philosophical background the vitality of the discourse. An introduction to diverse philosophical perspectives on the nature and value of music, ranging from the ancient Greeks to idealism to phenomenology to contemporary socio-cultural critiques. Designed to introduce the serious music student with no philosophical background to the vitality of music philosophical discourse, it explores a broad range of music philosophical terrain, showing the philsophers' reasons for holding what can seem to the non-philosopher like extraordinarily bizarre notions, while at the same time pointing out the philosophical shortcomings of what musicians often take for common-sense musical truths.

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