Mozart. Towards the sociology of a genius
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In his last bestseller, Norbert Elias turns fundamental science into high art in front of the fascinated readers. The classic of German sociology depicts Mozart not only with musical genius, but also by a person involved in social interaction in the era of dramatic changes, and a person is by no means the most successful. Elias lands the common ideas about Mozart’s creative talent and shows him from an unexpected side - as a composer who sought to control his passions and take a worthy place in the professional hierarchy. A sociological analysis of the transition from the court society with the patronage system and personal dependence on the bourgeois anonymous market is supplemented by the author of the appeal to psychoanalysis. The study of the German scientist allows you to give answers to questions, some of which, it seems, transfers us to the other side of scientific knowledge. Was Mozart a born genius and what did it mean? Why did he die in poverty, left by friends and relatives, although his elders
Author:
Author:Элиас Норберт
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
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Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:Offset
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ISBN:978-5-4448-1799-5
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