Conclusion – Elements of Rhythmology – Vol. 4

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Previous chapter Over the past fifteen years rhythm has become the object of increasing attention in social science and cultural studies, both as a subject of research and as a tool. The number of papers and books devoted to rhythmanalysis has increased exponentially, even if one excludes studies more specifically devoted to music. A fairly broad intellectual movement is taking place, which most certainly corresponds to needs motivated by the transformations of the world that we have - Vers un nouveau paradigme scientifique? – Nouvel article

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