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Knowledge Building in Early Modern English Music
Katie Bank
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Musical Culture
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Early Modern English
100%
Music-making
100%
English Songs
100%
Metaphysical Thought
100%
Knowledge Building
100%
Early Modern Period
50%
Substantial Contribution
50%
Historiography
50%
Enlightenment
50%
Cultural Production
50%
Late Sixteenth
50%
17th Century
50%
Seventeenth-century England
50%
Role of music
50%
Natural philosophy
50%
Making-do
50%
Philosophical Thought
50%
Cultural Other
50%
Mind-body
50%
Human Consciousness
50%
Symbolic Function
50%
Multidisciplinary Investigations
50%
John Dowland
50%
Madrigal
50%
William Byrd
50%
Domestic music
50%
Arts and Humanities
17th Century
100%
Metaphysical
100%
Early Modern English
100%
Music Making
100%
English music
100%
Knowledge Building
100%
English
50%
England
50%
Awareness
50%
Historiography
50%
Enlightenment
50%
Narrative
50%
Cultural Production
50%
Soul
50%
Treatise
50%
Musical Culture
50%
Vocal Music
50%
Passion
50%
Natural Philosophy
50%
Human Consciousness
50%
Mind-body
50%
Symbolic Function
50%
William Byrd
50%
Madrigal
50%
John dowland
50%
Authors
50%
Dialog
50%