Music in German Philosophy : An Introduction by Susan H. Gillespie (2011, ...
The University of Chicago Press
Explore the fascinating intersection of music and philosophy with "Music in German Philosophy: An Introduction" by Stefan Lorenz Sorgner. This book offers a comprehensive overview of how German philosophical thought has engaged with music throughout history. Discover key concepts and influential thinkers who have shaped our understanding of music's role in aesthetics, metaphysics, and culture. Sorgner delves into the intricate relationship between sonic art and philosophical inquiry, providing valuable insights for students, scholars, and enthusiasts alike. Key Features: * In-depth analysis of German philosophical perspectives on music. * Covers a wide range of historical periods and philosophical movements. * Accessible introduction to a complex and interdisciplinary field. * Written by renowned scholar Stefan Lorenz Sorgner. Summary: "Music in German Philosophy: An Introduction" by Stefan Lorenz Sorgner, published by The University of Chicago Press, is a detailed exploration of the philosophical engagement with music in Germany, presented in a hardback format.
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