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The Doctrine of ethos maintained that different types of music could affect human behavior. For example, music in the Dorian mode would cause persons to become reasonable and contemplative. Conversely, music in the Phrygian mode would cause persons to become passionate and belligerent.
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Greek philosophers recognized the power and influence of music in their society and developed the doctrine of ethos. Although most of the major philosophers believed that this ethical influence was a reality, they disagreed over the process by which it worked and the extent to which it affected people.
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The Doctrine of Ethos states that music effects character and emotion of man by way of morals or ethics. It was arranged into certain scales, each with a certain characteristic. Specific scales were said to be able to inspire rage or sadness.
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Play a Game ... All democrats are insane, but not one of them knows it; none but the republicans and mugwumps know it. All the republicans are insane, but only the democrats and mugwumps can perceive it. The rule is perfect: in all matters of opinion our adversaries are insane. ... ( What Is Man and Other Philosophical Writings) ; --
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The Doctrine of Ethos said music’s a force, A microcosm of creation at its source. CHORUS ; It’s mathematics,the ultimate code! And the universe was singing in my favorite mode. You had to listen. The sound made you whole.
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Jun-19-2007 19:16 ... There are many other interesting questions like that. My favorite is: “Does art imitate nature… or does nature imitate art?” ... Hi Soul Syringe, I don't think music affects personality so much as (sometimes) activating parts of our personality - bringing them in to temporary prominence.
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The combination of instruments, singing, and dancing, was an important part of the Ancient Greek society. Almost every tradition, ceremony, religious practice, feast, and celebration involved music. However, philosophers such as Plato ... Instrumental Music | The Brain | Music Appreciation | Ethos | Soul Music...
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The Doctrine of Ethos is the Greek concept that music has a powerful affect on a person's behavior.
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