[ANPPOM-L] CFP: Music and Morality

[Carlos Palombini]

MUSIC AND MORALITY
University of London
(Institute of Musical Research & Institute of Philosophy)
16-17 June, 2009

Confirmed keynote speakers include: George Benjamin, John Deathridge,
Deirdre Gribbin, Jerrold Levinson, Susan McClary, Roger Scruton

Convenor: Guy Dammann, Institute of Musical Research

Music has commonly been considered the most elusive of artforms and yet
throughout history there have been frequent assertions of its strong links
with our moral sensibilities. While this situation may suggest a
contradiction between shifting views and expectations of art and music, it
may also point to some deeper questions about the nature of music and
morality.

In the context of increased academic and practical interest in the question
of music's moral value and potential, we are seeking contributions from
academic and practical musicians, philosophers, psychologists and historians
of ideas, offering critical reflections on questions or cases that touch on
the theme of music and morality.

Interested contributors should send, in a first instance, a 300 word
abstract for a proposed paper of not more than 20 minutes reading time to
Valerie James, Institute of Musical Research, music at sas.ac.uk by the
deadline of 31 January 2009. Notice of acceptances of submissions will be
announced within one month of this deadline.

General questions of interest include but are not limited to the following:

Can music yield moral knowledge or understanding?
Must good music have a moral value?
Is there such a thing as immoral music?
Is the idea of morality in music compatible with aesthetic formalism?

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