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   May 25, 2023 · This chapter explores the roles of music in literature and how the representation of musical sounds, forms, and genres transforms literature. The chapter surveys how music transformation is used in different literary contexts. Music transformation does not primarily...

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   What type of meaning is provided by music in literature? This is pursued by examining the three modernist authors James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, and Hugo von Hofmannsthal, who were all inspired by music, but in different manners. In Ulysses Joyce uses language to...

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   How does music transform literature?

   • The paradoxical tension of contrariness and mutual interdependence is particularly felt in the transformation processes between music and literature. This chapter explores the various roles of music in literature and looks at the specific challenges of how musical sounds and patterns transform literary words, texts, and narratives.

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   What are structural parallels to music?

   • They undermine causal links between events, a central element in narration, in favor of contiguity, and they bring forth the semantic ambiguity of language and the multi-perspectivity of dialogue. Taken together, the structural parallels to music present literature as a performed practice.

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   Is music a part of literature?

   • There is a relatively long, but somewhat obscure, tradition among literary scholars to include a discussion of the musical aspects of literature. The musicologist Thrasybulos Georgiades’ term ‘musicalization’ ( 1954/2008) is an example of this. There is also a strong French tradition to link language and music.

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   How do structural parallels to music affect a text?

   • The performance of music in the diegesis and structure of the text create responses and expanded modes of reception. Specifically, structural parallels to music can convey an understanding of contradictory entanglements that cannot be sufficiently grasped by tracing a line of cause and effect.

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   The problem of “music in literature”, known for a long time to literary theorists as a matter of aesthetics, has for a few decades attracted the attention of comparatists particularly interested in interdisciplinary research1. Despite this established interest, today it is impossible to bring clarity to the phenomena connected to music in ...

5. www.enotes.com › influence-music-literatureMusic and Modern Literature The Influence Of Music On ...

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   The Influence Of Music On Literature. Calvin S. Brown. SOURCE: "Fiction and the Leitmotiv," in Music and Literature: A Comparison of the Arts, University of Georgia Press, 1948, pp. 208-18. [ In ...

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   His plays are especially demonstrative of the ways in which certain views of music were connected to other ideological perspectives. Shakespeare’s most modern idea about music is the notion that musical meaning derives from its contexts and conventions rather than from an inherent, universal nature.

7. www.jstor.org › stable › 24778805How Musical is Literature? - JSTOR

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   music is the interruption of our line of logical expectation for the purpose of bringing a heightened awareness of life as "being" or "existence," and it is in this sense that music as much as fiction may have a "philosophical" dimension. The breaking of narrative sequence or lines of mental anticipation can sharpen.

8. eprints.whiterose.ac.uk › 105154 › 13Reading Music Through Literature: Introduction

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   music through literature, applied to a range of musical genres (symphonic poem, opera, song. cycle, solo song and orchestral suite) are suggestive of the wide scope and rich potential of. such interdisciplinary work. Future contributions to this fascinating field of study can only be. encouraged.