Plato and Aristotle on the Ends of Music - Érudit
PLATO AND ARISTOTLE ON THE ENDS OF MUSIC Mary B. SCHOEN-NAZZARO GREEK myths and legends tell of the wondrous effects of music. Traditionally, in ancient Greece, music was included in education and was part of reliĀ gious and civic ceremonies. Music was an integral part of men's lives and readily accepted by them. YeL when Greek philosophers ... ................
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