L’Homme-clavecin, une analogie diderotienne
by Philippe Sarrasin Robichaud
Paperback (Published)
(January 2018)
ISBN: 9782406074434
Price: $41.00
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This study maps out various instances of the homme-clavecin (harpsichord-man) trope in works by Denis Diderot and his contemporaries. The analogy is at the confluence of debates about language, physiology, and music; it illuminates a heuristic approach straight out of Enlightenment discourse.
- By (author) Philippe Sarrasin Robichaud
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