Elements of Rhythmology vol. 3 – Preface

Rhuthmos (forthcoming)
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Abstract

It is often said that the term rhythm has as many meanings as the number of people who use it. This essay tries to argue to the contrary. Nowadays, the most common definition relies on a metric basis that spread and became dominant in our culture during the 19th century. A previous essay has dealt with the history of rhythm in Antiquity. It has uncovered the intricate and conflictive development of three theoretical prototypes: the Democritean physical, the Platonic metric, and the - Sur le concept de rythme – Nouvel article

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