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   Feb 19, 2015 · 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).

   • Author: Mihailo Antovic

   • Publish Year: 2015

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   METAPHOR IN TEXTS ON MUSIC. Nina Julich, Leipzig University. nina_julich@yahoo.de. “To think, talk, or write about music is to engage with it in terms of something else, metaphorically. Music moves, it speaks, paints an image, or fights a battle.“ (Spitzer 2004: 1) Overview. Research Questions. Introduction: Theoretical Framework.

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   After this, the author defines several dichotomies whose clarification may be useful in the theoretical research of musical metaphoricity (intrinsic and extrinsic metaphors; musical...

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   Feb 17, 2015 · 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…. Expand.

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   After this, the author defines several dichotomies whose clarification may be useful in the theoretical research of musical metaphoricity (intrinsic and extrinsic metaphors; musical...

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

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   May 31, 2022 · The present paper uses the cognitive-linguistic theories of conceptual metaphor and conceptual blending and the author’s proposal for a “multilevel-grounded semantics” to suggest that the form/content dichotomy in music is in fact a matter of degree.

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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).

   Metaphor in Music or Metaphor about Music: A contribution to the

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   Is the form/content dichotomy in music a matter of degree?

   • The present paper uses the cognitive-linguistic theories of conceptual metaphor and conceptual blending and the author’s proposal for a “multilevel-grounded semantics” to suggest that the form/content dichotomy in music is in fact a matter of degree.

   Form, Meaning and Intentionality: The Case of Metaphor in Music - Spri…

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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 metaphor a problem in classical music?

   • Whining birds, fluttering wings, flowing rivers, or raging storms are thus found regularly in the classical repertoire. Yet over-focusing the music through metaphor can present an interpretive problem in itself.

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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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   Can musical metaphoricity overcome the formal/representational divide between classical music aesthetics?

   • Finally, and most importantly for this volume, it appears that musical metaphoricity can help overcome the strict formal/representational divide from classical music aesthetics and the corresponding problem of intentionality that such a dual approach encourages.

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8. link.springer.com › content › pdfMetaphor as a Structural Principle of Modern Musical Notation

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   Modern cognitive science offers a corresponding dichotomy of models in musical thinking: discrete (unconscious) and non-discrete (rational, conscious). The two models laid the foun-dation for modern psycholinguistics.