Comments on: Resonance http://garyhink.net/course/F09/2009/11/resonance/ AML 2410-8974 Fall 2009 Mon, 29 Nov 2010 03:28:38 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Stimmung Resonance « Resonance || Gary Hink.net http://garyhink.net/course/F09/2009/11/resonance/comment-page-1/#comment-314 Stimmung Resonance « Resonance || Gary Hink.net Mon, 22 Feb 2010 05:38:42 +0000 http://garyhink.net/course/F09/?p=791#comment-314 [...] class final project proposal assignment with these quotes, which catalyzed connection(s) of a compelling frequency: Stimmung. (Composed a [...] [...] class final project proposal assignment with these quotes, which catalyzed connection(s) of a compelling frequency: Stimmung. (Composed a [...]

]]> By: Gary http://garyhink.net/course/F09/2009/11/resonance/comment-page-1/#comment-244 Gary Mon, 30 Nov 2009 22:40:50 +0000 http://garyhink.net/course/F09/?p=791#comment-244     <i>two other views of <b>Stimmung</b>, from Ulmer</i>: "In his history of the term 'Stimmung', Leo Spitzer noted the importance of [Plato's] <i>Timaeus</i> in figuring the world soul as musical: the importance of music in classical education through the middle ages was based on the idea of morality as a tuning of the individual soul to this world harmony (Spitzer, 34). Heidegger returned to this tradition as part of his return to the Greeks, designating <b>Stimmung as one of the existentials grounding one's being in the world.</b> It names the ground of feeling that les us know where we are 'at', how we are doing, how things are with us. Translated as 'atmosphere', 'ambiance', 'mood', the <b>attunement of modern man is 'dread'</b>, according to Heidegger." (Ulmer, <i>Internet Invention</i>, 101).   <b>Q.</b> what is your <i>Stimmung</i>, and how expressed? --> <b>task</b>: identify your <b><i>attunement</b></i> — to which frequencies?    
 

two other views of Stimmung, from Ulmer:

“In his history of the term ‘Stimmung’, Leo Spitzer noted the importance of [Plato's] Timaeus in figuring the world soul as musical: the importance of music in classical education through the middle ages was based on the idea of morality as a tuning of the individual soul to this world harmony (Spitzer, 34).
Heidegger returned to this tradition as part of his return to the Greeks,
designating Stimmung as one of the existentials grounding one’s being in the world. It names the ground of feeling that les us know where we are ‘at’, how we are doing, how things are with us.
Translated as ‘atmosphere’, ‘ambiance’, ‘mood’, the attunement of modern man is ‘dread’, according to Heidegger.”
(Ulmer, Internet Invention, 101).

 
Q. what is your Stimmung, and how expressed?

–> task: identify your attunement — to which frequencies?

 

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