This paper delves into the quite known opera "Le Devin du Village" by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, through an overview of the main political issues emerging from the autograph libretto and underlined by the author's musical arrangement. In conclusion, I will seek to discuss a certain way of conceiving and describing Rousseau's theory of the 'state of nature' and 'natural law' as a pure concern of the individual. On the contrary, he probably thought of some positive and spontaneous human relationship, the 'naturality' of which cannot be underestimated.
Relazioni repulsive: legge, natura e musica in un’opera buffa di Rousseau
Pier Giuseppe Puggioni
2020-01-01
Abstract
This paper delves into the quite known opera "Le Devin du Village" by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, through an overview of the main political issues emerging from the autograph libretto and underlined by the author's musical arrangement. In conclusion, I will seek to discuss a certain way of conceiving and describing Rousseau's theory of the 'state of nature' and 'natural law' as a pure concern of the individual. On the contrary, he probably thought of some positive and spontaneous human relationship, the 'naturality' of which cannot be underestimated.File in questo prodotto:
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