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Aar Edition International, Peter Hübner, Natural Music Creation, Music & Speech - Content and Form, Meaning and Structure

 

Two Aspects to a Word


The Content of the Word

 

 

Unity of Content and Form

 


Unity and Diversity of the Word



Concentrating Truth in the Thought Structure

 

 

The Three Great Ruling Arms of the Musical Creator

 

 

Twofold Expression of the One Truth


Grasping the Meaning of the Word

Grasping
the Structure
of the Word


The Range of the Understanding

Content and Form, Meaning and Structure

Every word has two aspects: an inner and an outer one, a substantial and a formal one – namely, content and form, substance and outer appearance.

The content of a word concerns its underlying meaning, and we try to capture this sense in the meaning of the word.
The endless discussions with words about words indicate that the direct meaning of words is hidden from most of the people.

At the origin of a word – where the thought is articulated by our inner organ of speech on the level of our mind – content and form are still unified; and in this form of integrated existence they are ruled, and held together in unity, solely by the coordination faculty of our intellect.

Molding the mental structure of the word, the thought, is predominantly done by the understanding faculty of our intellect, that aspect of our intellect which activates diversity.

The content, that is the underlying meaning of the word, is its innermost knowledge in its "onefold," simple, straightforward and unequivocal nature.

Through the feeling faculty of our intellect this "truth" is concentrated and interwoven with the material of our mind into a unity.

Our self-awareness governs the content and the form of the thought by means of its three great arms – the coordinating faculty of our intellect, the feeling faculty of our intellect, and the understanding faculty of our intellect; and therefore it is our self-awareness which structures the entire thought – from the level of our feeling and from the level of our understanding.

By means of the coordination faculty of our intellect, our self-awareness can understand that form and meaning of the thought are but two aspects of the same entity – a twofold expression of the one truth.

The meaning of a word is the truth contained in the word in all its simplicity. This truth can be perceived most unequivocally by the feeling.

The structure of a word embodies the many facets of the truth described, and shows the relation of the one truth, predominantly expressed by the word, to innumerable other truths.

In the universality of the manifold expression of a word the refined understanding recognizes the incorporation of the other truths.

 

                                                                                 

 

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P E T E R   H Ü B N E R  –  N A T U R A L   M U S I C   C R E A T I O N

CLASSICAL
MUSIC CREATION

XII
MUSIC & SPEECH

Speech

The Superiority of Music over the Language of Today

Fundamental Research

The Organ of Speech

The Smithy of Thought

Sovereignty over
Bound and Free

Creativity

The Dimension of Creative Unfoldment

Control over the World
of Thinking

Content and Form,
Meaning and Structure

The Share of the
Senses of Perception
in the Process of
Gaining Knowledge

The Language of Music

How Our Ancestors
Used Language

Conclusions from the
Ancient Records

The Legacy of Our
Ancestors

The Task Set by
Our Ancestors

 

 

PART XII
MUSIC & SPEECH