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About This Document: Campbell, a lecturer in the Music Department of the School of Education at the University of Aberdeen, maintains the interest of his reader by fusing together several methodological approaches: he explains the significance of little-known source materials, provides fluid textual exegeses of monumental philosophical works, and offers cogent comparative musical analyses of works that Boulez links to specific philosophical ideas. Campbell contributes greatly to Boulez scholarship by examining the composer's early influences and acquaintances, including his friendship with Pierre Souvtchinsky, an authority on Russian music and passionate student of philosophy whom Jacques Derrida described as "a philosophical amateur, in the best sense of the term" (cited by Campbell, p. 16), and Boris de Schloezer, a musicologist who published one of the first books on Stravinsky (Igor Stravinsky [Paris: C. Aveline, 1929]) and presented a musical phenomenology in his Introduction J.-S.

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