- Autor
- Fernando R. de Moraes Barros
- Revista
- Revista Dissertatio de Filosofia
- Edição
- 41
- Ano
- 2015
- DOI
- 10.15210/dissertatio.v41i0.8508
- Páginas
- 209-228
- Idioma
- pt
This article aims at shedding some light on the relationship between music and language within Adorno’s Musical writings and especially within the essay “Music and Language: A Fragment”, which opens the selection of Quasi una fantasia (1963). Having in mind the peculiarities of the Adornian comprehension towards the development of modern music, we also hope to raise a hypothesis, which is apparently inconsistent with Adorno’s critical view against the thoughtless confluence between music and other artistic modalities – well known as “pseudomorphosis” in the Philosophy of Modern Music(1949) -, in other to put his critical assessments about it into perspective. For this purpose, we’ll use some of his comments on the so called musical impressionism and particularly on a Debussy’s song.
