Cognitive Approach in the Czech Systematic Musicology of the 2nd Half of the 20th Century
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| Year of publication | 2021 |
| Type | Article in Proceedings |
| Conference | Proceedings of the 15th CER Comparative European Research Conference - International Scientific Conference for Ph.D. Students of EU Countries. |
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| Citation | MÜHLOVÁ, Klára Hedvika. Cognitive Approach in the Czech Systematic Musicology of the 2nd Half of the 20th Century. Online. In McGreevy, Michael; Rita, Robert. Proceedings of the 15th CER Comparative European Research Conference - International Scientific Conference for Ph.D. Students of EU Countries. London: CER - Comparative European Research Conference, 2021, p. 156-159. ISBN 978-1-9993071-7-2. |
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| Keywords | systematic musicology; cognitive neuroscience of music; music theory; Czechoslovakia |
| Description | The discussion paper approaches the issue of cognitive approach in Czech systematic musicology in the second half of the 20th century. It deals with the origin and development of cognitively conceived musicology in the Western cultural circle, and the establishment of specialized workplaces for sophisticated cognitive-musicological research here. At the same time, in a post-socialist perspective, it addresses the question of the possibility of adapting modern, musical-cognitive theories to research in the countries of the former Soviet bloc. The core of the text is the presentation of the cognitive approach in individual disciplines of Czech systematic musicology, in the specified time period. |
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