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Scholars across literary and music studies have found the French Enlightenment to be a formative moment for thinking about the production, meanings and powers of voice and sound.
Session 3: Monday April 17, 12-2pm Eastern; Discussion in English
https://dartmouth.zoom.us/j/99634926948?pwd=RitURmw2RWJVaFlHQ3M5NklUVDQwUT09
Meeting ID: 996 3492 6948
Passcode: 471608
· Downing Thomas, Voice, Music, and Sound in Le Neveu de Rameau (Rebecca Cypess)
· Rebecca Cypess, A Woman in the Labyrinth: Angélique Diderot as Composer (Downing Thomas)
· Edward Halley Barnet, Vibration, Sound, and the Mind: Diderot’s Vibratory Materialism (Mara Lane)
· Mara Lane, Diderot à part, or Listening in Le Paradoxe sur le comédien (Edward Halley Barnet)
Events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.