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Jazz improvisation and ethical interaction : a sketch of the connections
In Garry Hagberg (ed.), Art and Ethical Criticism. Oxford, UK: Blackwell. pp. 259–285 (2008)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Attentiveness Awareness of the Circumstances of Action Acknowledging the Autonomy of Others Respecting Complexity Memory Respecting Individuality Rethinking the Past The Habit of Resourcefulness Kantian Mutual Respect Genuineness and Insight Sensitivity to the Context of Discourse Excessive Attentiveness The Diversity of Intentional Action.Author's Profile
jazz improvisation and ethical interaction Jazz improvisation ‐ an art where the process is the product acknowledging autonomy of others respecting complexity schooled in harmonic analysis and ear training respecting individuality Iris Murdoch “Re‐thinking one's past is a constant responsibility” Kantian mutual respect excessive attentiveness diversity of intentional action
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