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Music, urban renaissance and space in eighteenth-century England

Peter Borsay

Year: 2002 Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme eBooks Pages: 253-272   Publisher: Les éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’Homme

Abstract

The present article seeks to relate music, towns and space in eighteenth-century England. Underpinning this agenda is the belief that the development of art forms cannot be understood simply in terms of their own internal dynamics, but have to be seen as part of a wider amalgam of phenomena and forces. For the purpose of my article, this amalgam is represented by the notion of an urban renaissance – an efflorescence of sophisticated, fashionable culture in English provincial towns and cities,...

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The Renaissance Space (punctuation) Art Art history Urban space Visual arts History Geography Economic geography Philosophy Linguistics

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