NOTES ON JOHN CAGE AND LITERATURE
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John Cage, music and literature, artistic creation, aleatory music,, music and literature aesthetics.
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The present text about John Cage and literature is composed of sixteen little sections that illustrate a journey through different moments of Cage’s creative process and is related to the authors and literary works of the second half of the XIX and XX century. Finally, freedom in the creation of both the musical composition and literary work and the different meanings that it can take are examined.
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Pablo Montoya Campuzano, Universidad de Antioquia
Pablo Montoya Campuzano, es novelista, poeta, ensayista, traductor, crítico y profesor de literatura colombiano. Realizó estudios de Música en la Escuela Superior de Música de Tunja y es graduado en Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad Santo Tomás en Bogotá. Obtuvo la maestría y el doctorado en Estudios Hispánicos y Latinoamericanos en la Universidad de la Nueva Sorbona-París 3. Actualmente es profesor de Literatura de la Universidad de Antioquia y Premio Rómulo Gallegos (2015), José Donoso (2016) y el Premio José María Arguedas (2017).
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