Le vie della mimesis tra teatro e musica in Jean-Jacques Rousseau: storia di un apparente paradosso

Theatre and opera in Rousseau’s works deserve radically different treatments. Although the citoyen de Génève recognizes interest and imitation as common principles to both forms of art, the nature of theatrical and musical imitation sets them apart. The article draws on many writings of Rousseau to...

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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:d20274c6acf64fc5b0a413c667d50f682021-11-10T14:47:52ZLe vie della mimesis tra teatro e musica in Jean-Jacques Rousseau: storia di un apparente paradosso2039-228110.6092/issn.2039-2281/13820https://doaj.org/article/d20274c6acf64fc5b0a413c667d50f682021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://antropologiaeteatro.unibo.it/article/view/13820https://doaj.org/toc/2039-2281Theatre and opera in Rousseau’s works deserve radically different treatments. Although the citoyen de Génève recognizes interest and imitation as common principles to both forms of art, the nature of theatrical and musical imitation sets them apart. The article draws on many writings of Rousseau to show how considerations about the role played by pity and imagination in the development of human history stand in the background to the author’s analysis of imitation and it singles out the peculiar relationship between music and language as crucial to the distinction between the moral effects of theatre and music.Maria SemiUniversity of Bolognaarticlejean-jacques rousseaulettre à d’alembertencyclopédietheatreclassic music operaAnthropologyGN1-890Dramatic representation. The theaterPN2000-3307ENITAntropologia e Teatro, Iss 13, Pp 156-170 (2021)
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language EN
IT
topic jean-jacques rousseau
lettre à d’alembert
encyclopédie
theatre
classic music
opera
Anthropology
GN1-890
Dramatic representation. The theater
PN2000-3307
spellingShingle jean-jacques rousseau
lettre à d’alembert
encyclopédie
theatre
classic music
opera
Anthropology
GN1-890
Dramatic representation. The theater
PN2000-3307
Maria Semi
Le vie della mimesis tra teatro e musica in Jean-Jacques Rousseau: storia di un apparente paradosso
description Theatre and opera in Rousseau’s works deserve radically different treatments. Although the citoyen de Génève recognizes interest and imitation as common principles to both forms of art, the nature of theatrical and musical imitation sets them apart. The article draws on many writings of Rousseau to show how considerations about the role played by pity and imagination in the development of human history stand in the background to the author’s analysis of imitation and it singles out the peculiar relationship between music and language as crucial to the distinction between the moral effects of theatre and music.
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title Le vie della mimesis tra teatro e musica in Jean-Jacques Rousseau: storia di un apparente paradosso
title_short Le vie della mimesis tra teatro e musica in Jean-Jacques Rousseau: storia di un apparente paradosso
title_full Le vie della mimesis tra teatro e musica in Jean-Jacques Rousseau: storia di un apparente paradosso
title_fullStr Le vie della mimesis tra teatro e musica in Jean-Jacques Rousseau: storia di un apparente paradosso
title_full_unstemmed Le vie della mimesis tra teatro e musica in Jean-Jacques Rousseau: storia di un apparente paradosso
title_sort le vie della mimesis tra teatro e musica in jean-jacques rousseau: storia di un apparente paradosso
publisher University of Bologna
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