Music as One of The Philosophical Sciences
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Music, philosophy, aesthetics, consciousnessAbstract
Throughout human history, music has been not only an artistic phenomenon but aslo an object of philosophical thought. Its nature, functions, and influence on consciousness and sociyeti have intrigued philosophers from ancient times to the present day. This article analyzes the main philosophical concepts related to music, its status, aesthetic aspects, its connection with aesthetics, and its role in shaping cultural and moral values. Special attention is given to the impact of music on worldview formation, its significance in cultural and personal development, and the philosophy of Eastern music.
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