Summarizing his view in the Anthropology, Kant claims that “sounds [in music] are tones, … a communication of feelings [Gefühle] at a distance to all present within the surrounding space.”51 More specifically, in the third Critique, Kant argues that in a piece of music, a composer “puts [the] language [of affects]
Explanation: the expansion of the railroads is how the west grew. Most towns came about because of a train station in the area and the people settled around that area.
