Lesson 3.5: Ontology of Music, Ontology of a Circle

CCR 003 5 Ontology examples
As we continue our Religious Quest on Creation, Creativity, and ReCreation, Dr. Brad Bannon tries to give some concrete (ish) examples so that we can begin to distinguish between various ways of being so that our study of religious phenomena can proceed logically. What are some of the various ways that Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring exists? Applying all that has been taught in Lesson 3 thus far, Brad examines the ontology of music and the ontology of a circle (based, in part, on Plato's Seventh Letter and Nicholas of Cusa's De Beryllo) as examples. This is the sixth video in Lesson 3.

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Plato, The Sophist
Plato, Seventh Letter
Heidegger, Sein und Zeit (Being and Time)
Nicholas of Cusa, De Beryllo
Igor Stravinsky, Le Sacre du Printemps (Rite of Spring)
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