A conexão espiritualista

Afinidade estilística e homologia estrutural entre Bergson e Debussy

Autores

  • Jane Ellen Harrison Dr. Erol Ücer Center for Advanced Studies in Music (MIAM) Istanbul Technical University (ITÜ)

Palavras-chave:

Espiritualista, Debussy, Bergson, Homologia, Bourdieu

Resumo

Este artigo propõe algumas razões para a impressionante similaridade encontrada por vários autores entre a música de Claude Debussy e os escritos filosóficos de Henri Bergson ao situá-los no movimento espiritualista. Com o auxílio da teoria do campo de Bourdieu, as posições dominantes de Bergson e Debussy como espiritualistas são expostas como homólogas. Evitando abordar o poder institucional e político e, ao invés disso, focando sobre as obras criativas que enfatizavam a liberdade individual, o filósofo e o compositor assumiram posições relativamente autônomas com alto capital simbólico nos seus campos. O alinhamento das suas posições podem explicar as conexões estilísticas, substantivas e funcionais percebidas nas suas obras.

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2015-11-23

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Harrison, Jane Ellen. 2015. “A conexão Espiritualista: Afinidade estilística E Homologia Estrutural Entre Bergson E Debussy”. Música Em Contexto 9 (1):55-88. https://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/Musica/article/view/19589.

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