Titlebook: Of Essence and Context; Between Music and Ph Rūta Stanevičiūtė,Nick Zangwill,Rima Povilionienė Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 201

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Essence , Context?e perception and description of music, and the ontological status of musical structure—in all cases framing its formulations as responses to the writing of Nick Zangwill (whose reply will be found in this volume).

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Essence Facilitating Plurality: Theorizing Art with Schellinglex framework which can accommodate for plurality and development. The synthetic power of the imagination to constitute the unity of the artwork is highlighted, but a theory of reciprocity between ideality and reality simultaneously accentuate art’s historicity, as well as it social significance.

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Aristotle Meets Schumann: Essence and Geist notion of “Geist” serves likewise for a musical work and echoes Aristotle’s “psuchē”. Neither resembles essentialism as usually understood. They can illuminate both the aesthetic theory of Schumann’s time and today’s musicological attempts to explain what it is for a work to be one work and to be the work that it is.

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2510-442X , linguistics, communication theory, phenomenology, and cogn.This book provides a new approach to the intersections between music and philosophy. It features articles that rethink the concepts of musical work and performance from ontological and epistemological perspectives and discuss issues of per

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Music, Essence and Contextg about essence gets something wrong about the cultural dimensions of human life. In reply I show how essence is essential for understanding human action, and thus also for understanding cultural human action.

起草

Hsi Kang’s Reflection on the Essence of Music: “,” Kang’s article “Sheng Wu Ai Le Lun”. This study aims to investigate the significance of “.”; hence, the author did not translate and define the term at the beginning of the article.) could only produce either a sense of agitation or relaxation, and could not produce sad or happy emotions; nor could

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