2012
DOI: 10.3917/soc.117.0015
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Colères et ordo amoris dans les styles rock

Abstract: Le but de cet article est d'interpréter le sens socio-anthropologique de l'énergétique et de l'esthétisation de la colère dans le rock. On définira d'abord le rock, au sens large, de façon structurale et par son état d'esprit créatif, puis, la notion d'esthétique de la colère ; la pulsion colérique sera conçue comme un phénomène devant être nécessairement sublimée pour entrer sur la scène sociale. Puis, nous verrons dans quelle mesure cette sublimation de la colère s'articule à une philosophie de l'ordo amoris… Show more

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“…They are all elements of the same process: need for social recognition of the personal uniqueness in a collective reference. The expression of rage in musical underground styles and local contexts is naturally connected with the modulation and adjustment of communication, as well as with this need for differentiation and imitation (Seca, 2012). There are numerous examples from various countries where the pattern of this kind of protesting attitude both in aesthetics and EAPM has different consequences in terms of expression of (Seca, 2007).…”
Section: A Standardization Of Feeling Emotions Despite Local Cultural and Stylistic Heterogeneitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are all elements of the same process: need for social recognition of the personal uniqueness in a collective reference. The expression of rage in musical underground styles and local contexts is naturally connected with the modulation and adjustment of communication, as well as with this need for differentiation and imitation (Seca, 2012). There are numerous examples from various countries where the pattern of this kind of protesting attitude both in aesthetics and EAPM has different consequences in terms of expression of (Seca, 2007).…”
Section: A Standardization Of Feeling Emotions Despite Local Cultural and Stylistic Heterogeneitymentioning
confidence: 99%