Figures of Speech Or Figures of Thought?: The Traditional View of ArtWorld Wisdom, Inc, 2007 - 255 sayfa This new edition of Coomaraswamy's classic book, considered his most important work on the philosophy of art, includes all of the revisions Coomaraswamy had wanted to add to the original edition. |
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The Mediaeval Theory of Art | 31 |
Ornament | 71 |
Ars Sine Scientia Nihil | 85 |
The Meeting of the Eyes | 89 |
Shaker Furniture | 93 |
Literary Symbolism | 99 |
Intention | 107 |
An Early Passage on Indian Painting | 183 |
Some References to Pictorial Relief | 189 |
Primitive Mentality | 191 |
Notes on Savage Art | 213 |
Symptom Diagnosis and Regimen | 223 |
The Life of Symbols by Walter Andrae | 227 |
List of Abbreviations and Short Titles | 231 |
List of Works by Ananda K Coomaraswamy Cited in this Book | 243 |
Imitation Expression and Participation | 117 |
The Intellectual Operation in Indian Art | 129 |
The Nature of Buddhist Art | 145 |
Samvega Aesthetic Shock | 177 |
Biographical Notes | 247 |
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actually adornment aesthetic Aristotle artist Augustine beauty body Bonaventura Brāhmaṇa Buddha Buddhist Buddhist art called Christian colors concept Coomaraswamy corresponding criticism culture Dante decoration delight Dionysius distinction divine doctrine Eckhart essential example expression fact figures formal cause Gandhāra Greek human iconography ideas imitation implies Indian intellect intelligible intention Jātaka kind Lévy-Bruhl light literally London lotus manasā material means mediaeval Meister Eckhart merely metaphysical mind modern myth Natura naturans nature object operation originally ornament painting Pāli participation Perennial Philosophy perfection Phaedrus philosophy picture Plato pleasure Plotinus point of view primitive principle reality realized reference religion René Guénon representation Republic ritual Sanskrit Scholastic sense Shaker soul speak spiritual supports of contemplation symbol Tathāgatas Theol things Thomas thought Timaeus tion traditional trans true truth understand Upanisad values Vedic vols Witelo words