Rightness and reasons: interpretation in cultural practices

Ithaca: Cornell University Press (1993)
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Introduction Vv hich interpretation of Beethoven's First Symphony is the single right one: one that strictly adheres to the score or one that does not? ...

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BD241.K74 1993

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0801428467   9780801428463

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10.2307/431559

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