Romantic music aesthetics creating a politics of emotion

This book reassesses the place of politics and emotion within Romantic music aesthetics. Drawing together insights from the history of emotions, cultural history, and studies of philosophical idealism, 'affective relationality' - the channelling of emotion through music's social and c...

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