The aim of this article is to reflect briefly on the potential of music to offer a specific form of wisdom to spirituality and theology in the contemporary Western cultural context. It begins by situating the importance of music in that context and offering some premises or principles regarding the very attempt to ‘talk about’ music in a theological context. It then addresses the importance of semiotics in the area of theological aesthetics with regard to music, and touches on some elements of comparison between the semiotics of verbal communication and that of musical semiotics. Finally, it identifies some areas of theological and pastoral reflection on music that are in particular need of attention
In this essay the author explores the thesis that music is by its nature religious, or rather, that ...
The article begins by addressing two primary areas of concern: 1. Can music communicate meaning, and...
This thesis contends that music is a theologically significant human experience. It uses Gordon Lyn...
The current thesis is not intending to examine a specific type of music, genre, form or individual a...
This chapter explores the ways in which music can generate its own religious culture, inspiring a de...
This article explores the polyvalent nature of musical meaning and its contribution to theological r...
This thesis deals with relationship of music and theology. It stems from history of development of t...
This thesis seeks to present a theological basis for the significant role of music in the encounter ...
Theology and music have long been at odds, having been treated as exclusive fields of theory and pra...
The article presents and discusses a number of recent scholarly attempts to investigate theological ...
The article is dedicated to the problem of musical meaning and its role in contemporary musicologica...
This book concerns an examination of the totality of the musical experience with a view to restoring...
Although music is commonly considered to be a form of entertainment by musicians, fans, and scholars...
Music, it will be claimed, intones the meaning of being human. In the Christian tradition, music is ...
This thesis was motivated by the observation that both music and Christian hymns can move people dee...
In this essay the author explores the thesis that music is by its nature religious, or rather, that ...
The article begins by addressing two primary areas of concern: 1. Can music communicate meaning, and...
This thesis contends that music is a theologically significant human experience. It uses Gordon Lyn...
The current thesis is not intending to examine a specific type of music, genre, form or individual a...
This chapter explores the ways in which music can generate its own religious culture, inspiring a de...
This article explores the polyvalent nature of musical meaning and its contribution to theological r...
This thesis deals with relationship of music and theology. It stems from history of development of t...
This thesis seeks to present a theological basis for the significant role of music in the encounter ...
Theology and music have long been at odds, having been treated as exclusive fields of theory and pra...
The article presents and discusses a number of recent scholarly attempts to investigate theological ...
The article is dedicated to the problem of musical meaning and its role in contemporary musicologica...
This book concerns an examination of the totality of the musical experience with a view to restoring...
Although music is commonly considered to be a form of entertainment by musicians, fans, and scholars...
Music, it will be claimed, intones the meaning of being human. In the Christian tradition, music is ...
This thesis was motivated by the observation that both music and Christian hymns can move people dee...
In this essay the author explores the thesis that music is by its nature religious, or rather, that ...
The article begins by addressing two primary areas of concern: 1. Can music communicate meaning, and...
This thesis contends that music is a theologically significant human experience. It uses Gordon Lyn...