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This essay will explore Gustav Mahler’s treatment of time and space in his First Symphony by processing his experiences and memories into the music. In the music analysis, I will argue for and categorize the use of breakthrough as Mahler’s attempt to use his music as a key to create “another world” beyond the irreversible time and space. At the same time as he in a reflexive and retrospective point of view tries reveal a relationship between the past and the present that has not been covered by the obscurity of experience.

Se analiza un conjunto de 604 fíbulas de distintas procedencias de la II Edad del Hierro de las actuales provincias de Ávila y Salamanca, depositadas en el Museo Arqueológico Nacional, el Museo de Ávila y el Museo de Salamanca, así como publicadas en distintos trabajos. Se han clasificado en función de su procedencia y tipología, con el fin de determinar posibles patrones de asociación entre los tipos y los ajuares funerarios y lograr trazar una evolución tipológica que caracterice socialmente al grupo los vetones. Se ha determinado que las fíbulas más numerosas son las anulares hispánicas, con resorte de muelle y de elaboración sencilla, así como un conjunto de importaciones que demuestran las relaciones entre los distintos grupos étnicos de la Protohistoria de la Península Ibérica.

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Since the development of widespread sound recording and distribution, the music industry has become increasingly consolidated among fewer companies. Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno described how the commodifying forces of the music industry lead to a predictable formulaic music that lacks any critical approach to society in their groundbreaking book, first published in 1944, Dialectic of Enlightenment (1972). Today, the patterns have not changed as there are now four major record labels known as the "Big Four" that produce commodified music with a business model that optimizes their profits at the expense of art, creativity and original style. Using the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) as its lobbying group and appointed vigilantly, the "Big Four" attempt to limit the access of independent artists and labels to music consumers. This thesis argues that in the process through which the music industry works to co-opt and commodify genres of music, the music is (de)politicized to appeal to a larger audience. While technological advances in digital media and the internet would seem to bring a decentralized (even democratized) structure that diverts the costly music distribution system allowing for more artists and labels to compete, the RIAA has acted to prevent these technologies from developing their greatest potential. First, I demonstrate how music is commodified and marketed towards consumers. The second part of this thesis uses hip hop as an example to demonstrate how the music industry co-opts a genre of music to sell to the largest number of consumers and in the process changes the political significance of that genre. Finally, I argue that the RIAA's attack on file-sharers in the name of copyright protection is a technique for the "Big Four" to stop competition from independent artists and labels. / Master of Arts

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Mémoire numérisé par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal.

O filósofo frankfurtiano Theodor W. Adorno ocupou uma posição chave nos debates das vanguardas musicais ao longo de aproximadamente quarenta anos, entre cerca de 1924 e 1964. Seus ensaios e monografias musicais, produzidos ao longo desse período constituem a reflexão filosófica mais complexa e profunda sobre os destinos da composição musical de que se tem notícia. Uma reflexão que ao privilegiar a práxis compositiva como ponto de arranque foi amplamente absorvida e ajudou a impulsionar todo o movimento da Nova Música. A presente tese efetua uma interpretação do pensamento musical adorniano tendo como premissa fundamental esse enraizamento do filósofo nas questões relativas à práxis composicional de música radical. Seu principal objetivo é esclarecer em que termos Adorno concebera as categorias dialéticas próprias à imanência da forma musical em sua determinação recíproca com o caráter estético de aparência das obras musicais. / The Frankfurtian philosopher Theodor W. Adorno occupied a key position in the debates of the musical avant-garde over approximately forty years, between 1924 and 1964. His essays and musical monographies produced during this period are the most complex and profound philosophical reflections available on the destinies of musical composition during the twentieth-century. A reflection that privileging compositional practice as its starting point was largely absorbed and helped to drive the whole movement of New Music. This doctoral thesis makes an interpretation of Adornos musical thought starting from this fundamental premise which states the rooting of his philosophical reflection on questions regarding the compositional practice of radical music. Its main objective is to clarify how Adorno conceived along his work the immanent dialectical categories of musical form in their mutual determination with the aesthetic appearance statute of musical works.