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License: Licence agreement concerning inclusion of doctoral thesis in the Institutional Repository of the University of LeidenNot Applicable • March 1st, 2018
This dissertation is an attempt to carefully and systematically evaluate the state of musicianship in an age of informative abundance and connectedness, to consider ways of re-balancing its epistemic grounds and attuning its information systems, with a view to artistic development, enrichment and/or liberation, and to put these contextual re-arrangements to the test in practical situations. The chapters and case-studies included in this dissertation report on travelling through extra-disciplinary terrains of knowledge production via the vehicle of information, and on coming back to the homestead of artistic practice. Voyaging in these environments brought about challenges, unexpected encounters, and tentative, pragmatic solutions that are the intended contributions to knowledge and understanding summarized, discussed and commented on in four PARTS and thirteen chapters. The most prominent contributory elements are:
License: Licence agreement concerning inclusion of doctoral thesis in the Institutional Repository of the University of LeidenNot Applicable • March 1st, 2018
This dissertation is an attempt to carefully and systematically evaluate the state of musicianship in an age of informative abundance and connectedness, to consider ways of re-balancing its epistemic grounds and attuning its information systems, with a view to artistic development, enrichment and/or liberation, and to put these contextual re-arrangements to the test in practical situations. The chapters and case-studies included in this dissertation report on travelling through extra-disciplinary terrains of knowledge production via the vehicle of information, and on coming back to the homestead of artistic practice. Voyaging in these environments brought about challenges, unexpected encounters, and tentative, pragmatic solutions that are the intended contributions to knowledge and understanding summarized, discussed and commented on in four PARTS and thirteen chapters. The most prominent contributory elements are:
