El papel de la música en la educación según la Política de Aristóteles

Fragmentos de Cultura 28 (n.4):465-471 (2018)
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Abstract

Music is a multifaceted discipline. It has repercussions in the most diverse areas of knowledge. It appears strongly in the development of education and philosophy since antiquity. As a representation of this importance we can find in Book VIII of Aristotle’s Politics an important argumentation about the role of music in the education of young people and adults in the polis. This paper will present an interpretation of Aristotle’s perspective on the role of music in education.

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Kênio Estrela
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