Gary Peters, Improvising Improvisation: From Out of Philosophy, Music, Dance, and Literature

Immediately upon opening this book, the reader confronts Peters’ disquieting claim that this is not a philosophical text on improvisation but instead is an improvisation. “[E]verything that follows,” he explains, “regardless of its appearance, is completely improvised, written each and every day fr...

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description Immediately upon opening this book, the reader confronts Peters’ disquieting claim that this is not a philosophical text on improvisation but instead is an improvisation. “[E]verything that follows,” he explains, “regardless of its appearance, is completely improvised, written each and every day from scratch. Not from one chapter to the next (if only), not from one section to the next (I wish), but from one sentence, sometimes one word to the next” (p. vii). At this point it dawns upon the r...
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