Comments on: Part II: Black Spirituals and the Genealogy of Jazz http://percaritatem.com/2008/12/26/part-ii-black-spirituals-and-the-genealogy-of-jazz/ Non intratur in veritatem nisi per caritatem. St. Augustine Fri, 27 Jan 2012 13:27:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Stino http://percaritatem.com/2008/12/26/part-ii-black-spirituals-and-the-genealogy-of-jazz/comment-page-1/#comment-5857 Stino Sat, 12 Jun 2010 21:36:39 +0000 http://percaritatem.com/?p=865#comment-5857 I have just found this blog and am particularly interested in the book that Mr. Macready mentioned. I'm having trouble finding it online and was wondering if it would be possible for you, Cynthia, to email me the book information (and/or any literature on related jazz/philosophy topics) Thanks, Stino I have just found this blog and am particularly interested in the book that Mr. Macready mentioned. I’m having trouble finding it online and was wondering if it would be possible for you, Cynthia, to email me the book information (and/or any literature on related jazz/philosophy topics) Thanks, Stino

]]> By: jazztheologian http://percaritatem.com/2008/12/26/part-ii-black-spirituals-and-the-genealogy-of-jazz/comment-page-1/#comment-3907 jazztheologian Mon, 29 Dec 2008 20:51:41 +0000 http://percaritatem.com/?p=865#comment-3907 I'm really enjoying this series of posts! jazztheologian I’m really enjoying this series of posts!
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]]> By: John Macready http://percaritatem.com/2008/12/26/part-ii-black-spirituals-and-the-genealogy-of-jazz/comment-page-1/#comment-3906 John Macready Mon, 29 Dec 2008 12:47:41 +0000 http://percaritatem.com/?p=865#comment-3906 Cynthia, Dr. Rosemann mentioned that his publisher (I am not sure whom, but perhaps Broadview) wanted the book finished by September 2009 but he felt that was over ambitious. It will probably be Spring 2010. I will try to find out the name of the UNT professor and the title of his book this week and send it to you. Kind Regards, John Cynthia,

Dr. Rosemann mentioned that his publisher (I am not sure whom, but perhaps Broadview) wanted the book finished by September 2009 but he felt that was over ambitious. It will probably be Spring 2010. I will try to find out the name of the UNT professor and the title of his book this week and send it to you.

Kind Regards,

John

]]> By: Cynthia R. Nielsen http://percaritatem.com/2008/12/26/part-ii-black-spirituals-and-the-genealogy-of-jazz/comment-page-1/#comment-3905 Cynthia R. Nielsen Mon, 29 Dec 2008 01:28:33 +0000 http://percaritatem.com/?p=865#comment-3905 Thanks, John. Do you happen to know when Rosemann's book will be published and with whom? I can't wait to get a copy and read it. Also, I had not heard about the book by the UNT prof. If you happen to obtain the title, would you send it my way? Lastly, I plan to add your blog to my blogroll soon. Best wishes, Cynthia Thanks, John. Do you happen to know when Rosemann’s book will be published and with whom? I can’t wait to get a copy and read it. Also, I had not heard about the book by the UNT prof. If you happen to obtain the title, would you send it my way? Lastly, I plan to add your blog to my blogroll soon.

Best wishes,
Cynthia

]]> By: John Macready http://percaritatem.com/2008/12/26/part-ii-black-spirituals-and-the-genealogy-of-jazz/comment-page-1/#comment-3904 John Macready Sun, 28 Dec 2008 23:40:18 +0000 http://percaritatem.com/?p=865#comment-3904 Cynthia, This is a fantastic post! The "improvesatory elements" in jazz stand out to me as an imaginative element which is vital to re-visioning reality. The imagination plays with boundaries and therefore new possibilities. Jazz seems to engage the imagination as well as the emotions. Our readings of Cornelius Castoriadis this past semester emphasized the close connection between the imagination and revolution. Dr. Rosemann is just starting work on a book about trangressions in art, music, literature, poetry, and religion. Spirituals, jazz and the blues seem to be musical transgressions or ways of breaking the bondage of hegemonic constructions of social reality. No wonder it banned in places! I understand that a professor at UNT just published a book on philosophy and jazz. Have you heard about the book and do you know the title? Cynthia,

This is a fantastic post! The “improvesatory elements” in jazz stand out to me as an imaginative element which is vital to re-visioning reality. The imagination plays with boundaries and therefore new possibilities. Jazz seems to engage the imagination as well as the emotions. Our readings of Cornelius Castoriadis this past semester emphasized the close connection between the imagination and revolution. Dr. Rosemann is just starting work on a book about trangressions in art, music, literature, poetry, and religion. Spirituals, jazz and the blues seem to be musical transgressions or ways of breaking the bondage of hegemonic constructions of social reality. No wonder it banned in places!

I understand that a professor at UNT just published a book on philosophy and jazz. Have you heard about the book and do you know the title?

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