James Tartaglia j.tartaglia@keele.ac.uk
This article explores our natural reservations about the prospect of somebody singing, rather than speaking or writing about, philosophy. It argues that these reservations have less substance than might be thought, and goes on to explain some of the motivation for, and potential benefits of, the new Performance Philosophy movement.
Tartaglia. (2017). The Sound of Philosophy. Philosophy Now,
Acceptance Date | Nov 3, 2016 |
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Publication Date | Apr 1, 2017 |
Journal | Philosophy Now |
Print ISSN | 0961-5970 |
Publisher | Philosophy Documentation Center |
Keywords | music, philosophy, jazz, improvisation |
Publisher URL | https://philosophynow.org/issues/119/The_Sound_of_Philosophy |
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