Reflections on Art: A Source Book of Writings by Artists, Critics, and Philosophers

abstract Aeschylus aesthetic aesthetic object aesthetician appear architecture artistic auditory Barcelona Pavilion beauty become character color concept consciousness contemplation created creation critical Cyon degree Don Juan drama duration dynamic effect element Elisabeth Bergner emotional content example existence expression external fact factors force frequency function give Goethe historical human idea illusion imagination important individual inner intrinsic kind language Le Corbusier less lyric poetry Magic Flute meaning melody ment metamorphoses mind modern mood movement musical form musical hearing musical-dramatic musicology myth nature objective feelings organism painting perception philosophical phrase picture plastic play Plotinus poem poet poetry possible precisely present problem psychology pure qualities reality realm relation representation rhythm rhythmic Roger Fry Ronchamp sense sensory significance silence silent film soul sound space spatial speak structure symbol temporal theory thing tion tonal tone true Uexküll unity whole words