It is not easy to determine the nature of music, or why any one should have a knowledge of it. Shall we say, for the sake of amusement and relaxation...? Or shall we argue that music conduces to virtue, on the ground that it can form our minds and habituate us to....a certain character? Or shall we say that it contributes to the enjoyment of leisure and mental cultivation...?
--Aristotle, Politics, Book VIII

CLASS LINKS:
Calendar&Assignments (.pdf) | Syllabus (.pdf) | Key Terms (.doc) | Electronic Readings | Reflections | Joint Website

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    ELECTRONIC READINGS:
        Latimer/Daugherty article

        Jorgensen article

        Daugherty Response to Jorgensen

        Gates article

        Mo Tzu/Hsun Tzu

        Reimer & Elliott



PROFESSOR: James F. Daugherty (email: jdaugher at ku.edu). Office: 448 Murphy Hall. Phone: 864-9637.
History and Philosophy of Music Education: MEMT 813: Spring 2004