Musica humana
La musique dans la pensée de l’humanisme italien
By (author) Florence Malhomme Series edited by Mireille Huchon Series edited by François Roudaut
Paperback (Published)
(August 2013)
ISBN: 9782812408144
6.18 x 9.45 inches
Price: $63.00
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During the Renaissance, a genuinely human music replaces themusica mundanaparadigm. By resurrecting a dialogue with the soul, renewing links with linguistic and ethical practice, and assuring the revalorisation of the corporeal, it establishes itself as a song able to express all that it is to be human.
- By (author) Florence Malhomme
- Series edited by Mireille Huchon
- Series edited by François Roudaut
Review - French En s'attachant a lamousikenon seulement comme art des sons mais aussi comme art des Muses presidant a toutes les activites de l'esprit, cet ouvrage vise a replacer la musique au sein de la philosophie de l'art et de l'histoire des idees. A la Renaissance se substitue au paradigme cosmologico-theologique de lamusica mundanaune musique proprement humaine. Cettemusica humanarenoue un dialogue privilegie avec l'ame, retisse un lien vivant avec la parole et l'ethique, assure la revalorisation de la corporeite. Elle se comprend moins comme l'harmonie du microcosme, reflet de l'arithmetique divine, que comme l'expression d'un chant capable de dire tout l'humain, universel par la complexite dumundus humanusqu'il donne a entendre.
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