International Studies

Soundtrack of the Revolution

Presenter Information

Sara Doverspike, Butler University

Document Type

Oral Presentation

Location

Indianapolis, IN

Subject Area

International Studies

Start Date

11-4-2014 10:30 AM

End Date

11-4-2014 11:45 AM

Description

Art is ubiquitous, created every day in multiple forms, and perceived individually. Music in particular has the ability to consume us, to move us, and to encourage us; the elements needed to spark a revolution. The artistry of music is a tremendously powerful aspect in fueling and maintaining a revolution because it creates a symbol for an idea that is internalized by many to inflame the passion for action. This paper discusses the metaphysics of rebellion and why music has, and will continue to trigger society's most significant revolutions.

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Soundtrack of the Revolution

Indianapolis, IN

Art is ubiquitous, created every day in multiple forms, and perceived individually. Music in particular has the ability to consume us, to move us, and to encourage us; the elements needed to spark a revolution. The artistry of music is a tremendously powerful aspect in fueling and maintaining a revolution because it creates a symbol for an idea that is internalized by many to inflame the passion for action. This paper discusses the metaphysics of rebellion and why music has, and will continue to trigger society's most significant revolutions.