Music, science, philosophy: models in the universe of thought

Burlington, VT: Ashgate (2001)
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This book provides instances of what the technology and semantic field of music have contributed to the development of epistemology, logic and the early modern sciences of developmental biology, continuum mechanics anatomy and physiological psychology, as well as what some other domains have given back to the philosophy and theory of music.

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