philosophy of song

Your Term Paper Assignment is to write on one of the two closely related topics below. The only materials you are permitted to consult to write this paper are as follows: i) Collingwood’s, The Principles of Art; ii) Brison’s Foreword in, Learning From My Daughter; iii) Kemp’s, Collingwood’s Aesthetics; iv) Brown’s, Feeling My Way article; v) Thelen and Smith’s, Dynamic Systems reading; and vi) Your class notes. The paper should be 10-12 pages long, double- spaced, 12pt font, and numbered at the bottom center of each page. For citations simply put the author’s last name, and the page number, in parentheses after the applicable sentence. (Collingwood, Page 107) Please type your name, date, course name, my name, the topic number you selected (i.e. “Topic 1” OR “Topic 2”), and the paper’s title at the top left corner of your paper’s first page.
In clarifying R.G. Collingwood’s theory of art in the article, Collingwood’s Aesthetics, Gary Kemp writes: “A tune, for example, needn’t be sung, played or written down in order to exist.” One issue this statement raises about the nature of song (and art) is whether a song can reasonably be said to exist prior to being presented in some written or performed form. Your assignment is to use this issue to clarify what Collingwood believes most makes song (and art) what it is.

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