Música de hoy para un pensar por venir. Nietzsche y la música del último siglo: una aproximación
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https://doi.org/10.24310/EstudiosNIETen.vi2.8793Abstract
¿Qué relaciones hay entre la música contemporánea y el pensamiento de Nietzsche? ¿Cuáles de ellas pueden ser consideradas ‘legítimas’ o ‘genuinas’, y cuáles ‘manipuladoras’ o falsificadas’? Pues bien, ese es el corazón, el núcleo central que afrontará este trabajo.
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