Music, Subjectivity, and Schumann

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Exploring the elusive concept of subjectivity, this work delves into its complex and often contradictory nature within the human sciences. The author grapples with how to define something so inherently ambiguous, suggesting that subjectivity may not be a singular entity but rather a relational concept. The text also examines the challenges of connecting this multifaceted idea to music, which itself resists straightforward interpretation. Ultimately, it questions whether the pursuit of clarity in these discussions is a worthwhile endeavor or merely an exercise in conceptual vagueness.