History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences 36 (3):346-356 (2015)
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Anton Dohrn projected the Stazione Zoologica as composed of two complementary halves: nature and culture. This attitude was not only expression of the general cultural background of the nineteenth century cultural elite, for Dohrn both formed a coherent and organized whole. In my essay I will analyse the different levels of the relationship between music and biology. In particular, I will demonstrate that both share similar “styles of thought”. In the last part I will show that Dohrn’s most important scientific contribution, the concept or “principle” of Functionswechsel, provides evidence for the link he had established between music and biology
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