| Lerninhalte |
This seminar will draw from 25 years of studying traditional clawhammer banjo and West Virginian mountain music as way into the philosophical topic of the embodied mind. The first session will examine folk wisdom and the priority given to oral, aural, and bodily modes of "knee-to-knee" transmission over practices of reading and notation. The second session will investigate the roles of gravity, balance, and affect as foundational of the embodied mind, while the third session will analyze the role that rhythmic bodily entrainment plays in bootstrapping the social mind.
Das Seminar wird durchgeführt von
Bradley Park, PhD, Associate Professor
Philosophy and Religious Studies
St. Mary's College of Maryland, USA |
