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On Rousseau’s Essay on the Origin of Languages: unless you realize this is about the overtone series, you probably misread Rousseau’s argument

May 18, 2013 · by Robin James · in body reasoning, essay on the origin of languages, harmony, melody, overtone series, Rameau, rousseau, social identity

So, this post is really rough and sorely in need of editing, but I need to get it up and running for my Phil of Music course, which starts Monday. In some ways it’s a tl;dr of one of the…

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