O som e a carícia
proposta para uma história do canto enquanto prazer na Igreja do Ocidente medieval (séculos IX A XII)
Keywords:
music, space, pleasures, CrurchAbstract
This article turns to the relationship between music and the body and between music and the space in the medieval period. It is suggested here the outline for a history research project that addresses the medieval liturgical chant - the plainchant – as, at the same time, product and producer of the double relation of man to the sacred and the man with the body. To do so, it elects a few moments in the unfolding of Christian musical production of the medieval west, concentrating its approach between centuries IX and XI. This time-space cutting has enabled the emergence of questions about the presence of aesthetic pleasure in the territory of senses’ prohibition that was intended to be the Church.
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