Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Auditory mimesis in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Verbal language speech→ verbal auditory mimesis.
Here, auditory mimesis has swallowed visual mimesis. .
Musical appearance mu sic→ musical auditory mimesis.
Ordinary auditory mimesis everything except speech and music.
No doubt, theatre is more than mere auditory mimesis.
That is how auditory mimesis usurps the magic that binds the ear to speech.
We are dealing here with musical auditory mimesis;
Ordinary auditory mimesis verbal mimesis musical auditory mimesis.
Only unmediated musical mimesis is auditory mimesis.
With auditory mimesis, something is imitated by duplicating its auditory appearance.
Thus, musical mimesis is only one of the domains of auditory mimesis as such.
Such a recording- ordinary auditory mimesis- is the auditory counterpart of the visual photo.
To begin with, there are the many kinds of mimetic music see:'Auditory mimesis and music.
We can divide the domain of auditory mimesis into subdomains, according to the kind of auditory appearance that is duplicated.
They are the real anchors that prevent Aventures from drifting away to the waters of pure auditory mimesis.
Unmediated mimesis plastic arts musice, auditory mimesis theatre, ballet film.
Echo's echo is the paradigm for auditory mimesis.
Comparable is the use of auditory mimesis(the train whistle) and of imageconjuring signs for the movement of the connecting rods.
With'Entfernte Züge' and'Etude aux Chemin de Fer', ordinary mimesis of non-musical sounds and musical auditory mimesis are combined.
Next to auditory mimesis of non-intentional sounds(ordinary auditory mimesis) there is also mimesis of intentional sounds.
Because the point is precisely that the very characteristics that elevate ordinary auditory mimesis to music are borrowed from what is sound in language!
in which case we are still dealing wit ordinary auditory mimesis.
Before describing the combinations of ordinary, verbal and musical auditory mimesis, we have first to consider a second kind of mimetic music.
In'Auditory mimesis and music' we will demonstrate that sympathetic mimesis is not a privilege of absolute music,
next to musical mimesis, there is also ordinary auditory mimesis- auditory mimesis where non-musical auditory appearances are duplicated.
Also recordings(ordinary auditory mimesis) of Bach played by a particular interpreter can be heard as duplicates of the music,
audible art in general- it is important to tell ordinary from musical auditory mimesis.
With auditory mimesis, something is imitated through the duplication of its auditory appearance think of the obvious example of the recording of a voice
Except when we are dealing with vocal or instrumental speech music(or with the imitation of singers which will be dealt with in'Auditory mimesis and music'), music is something quite different from weeping
This are, hence, both examples of auditory mimesis- the auditory counterpart of a photo, where you only