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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 280802930(PDF) Metaphor in Music or Metaphor about Music: A ...

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   Dec 1, 2014 · Abstract. This article offers an overview of a research program related to the metaphorization of music. In a short analysis, the omnipresence of metaphors in the written discourse about music...

   • Author: Mihailo Antovic

2. papers.ssrn.com › sol3 › papersMetaphor in Music or Metaphor About Music: A ... - SSRN

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   Feb 19, 2015 · This article offers an overview of a research program related to the metaphorization of music. In a short analysis, the omnipresence of metaphors in the written discourse about music is first highlighted.

   • Author: Mihailo Antovic

   • Publish Year: 2015

3. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Form, Meaning and Intentionality: The Case of Metaphor in Music

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   May 31, 2022 · In response to such occasional objections, the present contribution aims to discuss precisely the problem of intentionality: can music be “about” anything in the extramusical realm and can the notion of metaphor help shed light on such a music-to-the-world connection?

4. journals.library.columbia.edu › index › currentValuing Whiteness: The Presumed Innocence of Musical Truth

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   of metaphorization within discussions of western art music has been fundamentally tied up within systemic acts of privileging whiteness that limit the possibilities of critical global knowledge.

5. plato.stanford.edu › archIves › sum2013The Philosophy of Music - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Oct 22, 2007 · Philosophy of music is the study of fundamental questions about the nature of music and our experience of it. Like any ‘philosophy of X’, it presupposes a knowledge of its target area of study. However, unlike philosophy of science, say, the philosophy of an artistic practice, such as music, is one that most people have a significant ...

6. www.jstor.org › stable › 1773271Metaphor and Beyond - JSTOR

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   In the two earlier issues of Poetics Today, contributors addressed the ques- tion of how the findings of cognitive psychology and literary theory might. illuminate each other's understanding of metaphor, its nature, function, and role, and its relationship to other modes of thought and reasoning.

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   Is metaphorization of music omnipresent?

   • This article offers an overview of a research program related to the metaphorization of music. In a short analysis, the omnipresence of metaphors in the written discourse about music is first highlighted.

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   What is a musical metaphor?

   • Just like the linguistic one, the musical metaphor is meant to connote, at the very least, strength, bravery, leadership, and a touch of menace. If it appeared a bit detailed, the musico-metaphorical analysis above has actually skipped many minute niceties by means of which the music weaves its programmatic narrative.

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   Is over-focusing the music through metaphor a problem?

   • Yet over-focusing the music through metaphor can present an interpretive problem in itself. To illustrate both sides of this coin, the present section first analyzes an excerpt from a classical piece of program music through the lenses of conceptual metaphor and blending theories.

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   Is music perception a metaphor?

   • According to some, and more controversially, even pre-linguistic music perception may be considered metaphorical, as the “metaphor [...] defines the intentional object of musical experience” (Scruton, 1999: 92, italics mine). 3. Circular pitch representation is not a novelty in music cognition. One may recall Shepard’s ( 1982) helix model of pitch.

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   Do metaphors focus music?

   • Metaphors focus music (Cook, 1998: 121). If a piece is programmatic, they often do this to the point of ascribing to the tune a fully referential interpretation, a clear set of images and successions of events, in an attempt to almost mimic linguistic communication.

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   What are the dichotomies of musical metaphoricity?

   • After this, the author defines several dichotomies whose clarification may be useful in the theoretical research of musical metaphoricity (intrinsic and extrinsic metaphors; musical conceptualization and metaphorization; absolute and referential musical metaphor; the problem of metaphor in music or metaphor about music).

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8. plato.stanford.edu › entries › musicThe Philosophy of Music - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Oct 22, 2007 · Philosophy of music is the study of fundamental questions about the nature and value of music and our experience of it. Like any “philosophy of X,” it presupposes knowledge of its target.