Philosophical and cultural theories of music / / edited by Eduardo de la Fuente and Peter Murphy.
Music is a ubiquitous and hard to grasp cultural form. It is semiotically and aesthetically open-ended; yet even a 'non-musical' person is able to follow the basics of rhythmic structure and flow. Its presence in social and cultural life is further complicated by its multiple forms of exis...
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| Superior document: | Social and critical theory ; v. 8 |
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| Year of Publication: | 2010 |
| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Social and critical theory ;
v. 8. |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (324 p.) |
| Notes: | Includes index. |
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Table of Contents:
- Preliminary Material / E. De La Fuente and P. Murphy
- Chapter One. Introduction: Philosophical And Cultural Theories Of Music / Eduardo De La Fuente and Peter Murphy
- Chapter Two. Modern Hermeneutics And The Presentation Of Opera / Agnes Heller
- Chapter Three. Algo-Rhythm And Mello-Dy: A Consideration Of The Relationship Between Technology And The Embodied Performance Of Music / Daniel Black
- Chapter Four. Bob Dylan Ain’T Talking: One Man’s Vast Comic Adventure In American Music, Dramaturgy, And Mysticism / Peter Murphy
- Chapter Five. Music And Religion: Reflections On Cultural Secularization / David Roberts
- Chapter Six. Prophet And Priest, Ascetic And Mystic: Towards A Cultural Sociology Of The Twentieth Century Composer / Eduardo De La Fuente
- Chapter Seven. Collective Effervescence, Numinous Experience Or Proto-Religious Phenomena? Moshing With Durkheim, Schleiermacher And Otto / Mark Jennings
- Chapter Eight. Music As A Space Of Possibilities / John Rundell
- Chapter Nine. Some Suggestions For A Phenomenology Of Rhythm / Stuart Grant
- Chapter Ten. The Paradox Of \'Do-It-Yourself\' In Unpopular Music / Joseph Borlagdan
- Chapter Eleven. Musical Culturespeak And Cosmopolitan Identities In Australian Multiculturalism / Graeme Smith
- Chapter Twelve. The Piano And Cultural Modernity In East Asia / Alison Tokita
- Chapter Thirteen. Popular Music, Cultural Memory And Everyday Aesthetics / Andy Bennett
- Chapter Fourteen. Everything Is Dirt: Reevaluating The Place Of Cultural Status In Producing Aesthetic Attachment / Claudio E. Benzecry
- Chapter Fifteen. Musical Listening And Boundary-Work / Michael Walsh
- List Of Contributors / E. De La Fuente and P. Murphy
- Index / E. De La Fuente and P. Murphy.