Kathleen Higgins argues that the arguments that Plato used to defend the ethical value of music are still applicable today. Music encourages ethically valuable attitudes and behavior, provides practice in skills that are valuable in ethical life, and symbolizes ethical ideals.
Kathleen Higgins argues that the arguments that Plato used to defend the ethical value of music are still applicable today. Music encourages ethically valuable attitudes and behavior, provides practice in skills that are valuable in ethical life, and symbolizes ethical ideals.
Kathleen Marie Higgins is professor of philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin and author of Nietzsche's Zarathustra.
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Chapter 1 Foreword to the Revised Edition Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Music "in Itself": Its Development and Status Chapter 4 The Many Faces of Form Chapter 5 Music and Emotions: The History Chapter 6 Music and Emotions: Theories, Problems, and Solutions Chapter 7 The Ethical Aspects of Music: Music as Influence and Educator Chapter 8 The Ethical Aspects of Music: Music as Metaphor, Symbol, and Model Chapter 9 How Music can Assist Philosophical Ethics
Chapter 1 Foreword to the Revised Edition Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Music "in Itself": Its Development and Status Chapter 4 The Many Faces of Form Chapter 5 Music and Emotions: The History Chapter 6 Music and Emotions: Theories, Problems, and Solutions Chapter 7 The Ethical Aspects of Music: Music as Influence and Educator Chapter 8 The Ethical Aspects of Music: Music as Metaphor, Symbol, and Model Chapter 9 How Music can Assist Philosophical Ethics
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