Metaphor, allegory and parody: interferences and resonances between science an music in the contemporary perception

Jacoviello, Stefano

doi:10.22323/2.04010301

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Metaphor, allegory and parody: interferences and resonances between science an music in the contemporary perception

Stefano Jacoviello

Invited commentaries

Creativity in the art and in the music of Big Bang: interview to the composer Claudio Ambrosini

Mar 21, 2005

by Sabrina Sartori

Die Harmonie der Welt of Paul Hindemith

Mar 21, 2005

by Gianni Zanarini

Vincenzio and Galileo Galilei's epistemic imprinting

Mar 21, 2005

by Pietro Greco

Music, communication, technology

Mar 21, 2005

by Leonello Tarabella

Mathematicians and musicians, pattern's exploratories

Mar 21, 2005

by Laura Tedeschini Lalli

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Jacoviello, S. (2005). Metaphor, allegory and parody: interferences and resonances between science an music in the contemporary perception JCOM 4(01), C01. https://doi.org/10.22323/2.04010301

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Science and technology, art and literature

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Volume 4 • Issue 01 • 2005

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Mar 21, 2005

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22323/2.04010301

Invited commentaries

Creativity in the art and in the music of Big Bang: interview to the composer Claudio Ambrosini

Die Harmonie der Welt of Paul Hindemith

Vincenzio and Galileo Galilei's epistemic imprinting

Music, communication, technology

Mathematicians and musicians, pattern's exploratories

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