“If I could say it, I wouldn’t have to dance it” (Isadora Duncan):

 A Philosophical Investigation of Multimodality

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

INSTRUCTORS

COURSE DESCRIPTION

COURSE SCHEDULE & DETAILED DESCRIPTION

READING AND MULTIMEDIA RESOURCES

PROPOSED EVALUATION METHODS FOR THE COURSE 

  1. (a) short reaction papers by students during the course itself, and (b) participation in  discussions. THIS WAS THE METHOD OF EVALUATION WHICH WAS CHOSEN.
    • For Tuesday's essays see here. 
    • For Wednesday's essays see here.
    • For Thursday's essays see here.
    • For Fridays's essays see here
  2. independent project after the course: either (a) design a website using multi-modal strategies, or (b) write a detailed essay describing how multi-modality could be applied a field of endeavor other than music. THIS METHOD WAS NOT USED; PLEASE SEE  METHOD 1 MENTIONED ABOVE.

 

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

    BIFRÖST (ENTRY PAGE)

     

     

     

     

    The Aesthetics of Music and Sound - www.soundmusicresearch.org              

    Cross-Disciplinary Interplay between the Humanities, Technology and Musical Practice