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¿Hay música en el hombre?
by John Blacking · · libro de bolsillo
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Pages: 120 pagesAuthor: John BlackingPublisher: Publisher to be confirmedFormat: libro de bolsilloLanguage: es-ESISBN: ISBN 9788420660394
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Synopsis of ¿Hay música en el hombre?
¿Hay música en el hombre? es un ensayo del etnomusicólogo John Blacking que explora la naturaleza universal de la música y su papel en la sociedad humana. Blacking argumenta que la música no es simplemente un producto cultural, sino una capacidad humana fundamental que está presente en todas las culturas, el autor examina cómo la música se utiliza para expresar emociones, comunicar ideas y construir identidades sociales. Este libro de bolsillo es una reflexión profunda sobre la música y su significado en la vida humana.
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John Blacking
John Anthony Randoll Blacking was a British ethnomusicologist and social anthropologist. Blacking began his career with a ground-breaking, 22-month study of the culture and music making of the Venda people of northern South Africa, from 1956 to 1958. In 1965 Blacking became a professor and head of the social anthropology department at the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa. In 1970 he was appointed chair of the social anthropology department at Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland, where he developed a vibrant program in ethnomusicology, the first in Europe.
1928–199023 titles published
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