Index

106

Acquisto, Joseph

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Aiken, Conrad

Andersen, Hans Christian

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Andromache

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Ardrey, Caroline

Arne, Thomas

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Austen, Jane

Bach, J.S.

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Barthes, Roland

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Battersby, Christine, and Gender and Genius

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Baudelaire, Charles

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Baudelaire Song Project

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Beckett, Samuel

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Beethoven, Ludwig van

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Berlioz, Hector

Bernhart, Walter

VII

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Blake, William

Boethius

Bojti, Zsolt

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Bonds, Mark Evan

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Boulez, Pierre

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Breatnach, Mary

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Brown, Calvin S.

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Bruhn, Siglind

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Burgess, Anthony, and Napoleon Symphony

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Byron, George Gordon

cinema. see film

Clarke, Rebecca

Clausius, Katharina

Conrad, Peter

Dada

Dahl, Roald, and Matilda

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Darwin, Charles

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da Sousa Correa, Delia

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Debussy, Claude

decolonisation

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Derrida, Jacques

Dowland, John

Duparc, Henri

Durkin, Rachael

Edinburgh Companion to Literature and Music

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Eliot, George

Eliot, T. S.

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Ellis, Katharine

Englund, Axel

fairy tales

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Feldman, Morton

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film in Word and Music Studies

fugue

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Galás, Diamanda

gender dynamics in word-music relations and in Word and Music Studies

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George II, King of Great Britain

Germanic roots of Word and Music Studies

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gibbon, singing

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Gideon, Miriam

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von

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great writing, great music

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Grimm, brothers

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Grim, William E.

Halliwell, Michael

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Handel, George Frideric

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Haydn, Joseph

Heath, Stephen

Hemingway, Ernest

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Hensel, Fanny

Hoene, Christin

Hughes, Langston

Hugo, Victor

Huxley, Aldous

inaudible music

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instrumental music, musical instruments

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interart, interart project

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intermedial, intermediality

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intersectionality

James, Henry

jazz

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Jess, Tyehimba

Johnson, Linton Kwesi

Jones, Ewan

Joyce, James

Klein, Michael L.

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Kramer, Lawrence

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Lagerroth, Ulla-Britta

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linguistics

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literature, as having a distinctive place in Word and Music Studies

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Little Red Riding Hood

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Lloyd, Christopher

Lodato, Suzanne

Lo, Kii-Ming

Mallarmé, Stéphane

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Matilda the Musical (for the book Matilda, see Dahl, Roald )

McAdams, Charity

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melopoetics

Mendelssohn, Fanny. see Hensel

Mendelssohn, Felix

metaphor in the critical discourse of Word and Music Studies

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mimetic representation, mimesis in art

Mithen, Steven, and The Singing Neanderthals

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modernism in art

Monelle, Raymond

mouse, singing

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Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

music semiotics. see semiotics

Musset, Alfred de

narrative, narration, and narrators in music

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Nattiez, Jean-Jacques

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neurological approaches to Word and Music Studies

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opera

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oral literature, and art in which words are received as sound

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origins of music and literature or poetry

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Orwell, George

Parker, Morgan

Pater, Walter

Perrault, Charles

Petermann, Emily

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Poe, Edgar Allan

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poetry as sound. see oral literature

received as music

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pop, popular music

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postmodernism in Word and Music Studies

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Prieto, Eric

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Proust, Marcel

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psychological approaches to Word and Music Studies

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queer perspectives in Word and Music Studies

racial dynamics in word-music relations and in Word and Music Studies

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Reznik, Alexandra

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Rhys, Jean

Rimbaud, Arthur

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Rolland, Nina

Rollinat, Maurice

Romanticism, romantic poetry

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Routledge Companion to Music and Modern Literature

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Routledge Handbook of Music Signification

Ruwet, Nicolas

Samuels, Robert

Sand, George

Satan

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Scandinavian roots of Word and Music Studies

Scher, Steven Paul

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Schopenhauer, Arthur

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Schubert, Franz

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Schumann, Robert

Schwitters, Kurt

scientific discourse, compared or opposed to that of Word and Music Studies

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Scruton, Roger

semiotics, semiology, and music semiotics

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Shakespeare, William

silence as a response to music or poetry

sonata form

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song, definitions of

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without words

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songfulness

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soundless music. see inaudible music

sound studies

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Stravinsky, Igor

Stricker, Jeppe

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structuralism

“surveying the field” in Word and Music Studies

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symbolism

symphony, symphonic, symphonist

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Tarasti, Eero

Taruskin, Roger

Tennyson, Alfred

Tennyson, Emily

terminology in Word and Music Studies

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text, or Text, as opposed to literature or to the Work

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Thomas, Dylan

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vagueness in the critical discourse of Word and Music Studies

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Vaughan Williams, Ralph

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voice in music and poetry

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Wagner, Richard

Webern, Anton

Weber, Ryan

Weliver, Phyllis

Wellek, René

white male canon, white male genius, and challenges to them

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White, Ruth

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Wolf, Werner

VII

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Woolf, Virginia

Word and Music Association, or WMA, also known as International Association for Word and Music Studies

conferences

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founding of

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self-definition

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