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- Series
- Analecta Husserliana
- Date
- 2000
- Publisher
- Kluwer
- Place
- Dordrecht
- Pages
- 481, xiv
- ISBN
- 9789048153350
Marlies Kronegger
The orchestration of the arts — a creative symbiosis of existential powers
The vibrating interplay of sound, color, image, gesture, movement, rhythm, fragrance, word, touch
Marlies Kronegger
v-vii
ix
xi-xiii
The orchestration of the arts
Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa
1-2
Introduction
Kronegger Marlies
3-96
5-16
Paradox and metaphor
Kimmel Lawrence
17-51
Aesthetic symbiosis and spiritual quest
Bruhn Siglind
53-63
The ambiguity of baroque enchantment
Josephs Herbert
65-73
The musicalization of prose
Grim William
75-87
Calderòn's dramatic technique
Souiller Didier
89-96
Baroque splendor
Hoople Sally
97-194
99-112
Orchestration of the universe
Ray Sitansu
113-133
The synergies of mind and muse
Coelsch-Foisner Sabine
135-148
The interdependency of literature, architecture, theater and music as an expression of baroque absolutism at the Hapsburg court in Vienna
Scholz Gottfried
149-164
Literature and architecture as a metaphor of "grandeur" and "decadence"
Sweetser Marie-Odile
165-182
Louis Sullivan
Eltin Richard
183-194
195-254
197-207
The harmonic conceit
Snart Jason
209-240
Histoire de l'aveugle
Perry Rachel
241-254
Images of water and the sea in Tristan L'hermite's "La mer" and in painting
Osowiec Ruoff Cynthia
255-302
257-264
Fire and ice
Trutty-Coohill Patricia
265-274
275-281
283- 292
The symbiosis and the interaction of the arts
Campi De Castro Nancy
293-302
This is mine, and I can hold it
Karbiener Karen
303-362
305-313
The terpsichorean poem
San Debra
315-323
A study in nostalgia
Tibbetts George
325-342
343-350
The orchestration of the arts in Leïla Sebbar's Shérazade, 17 ans, brune, frisée, les yeux verts
Mccullough Mary Elisabeth
351-362
Beauty and the dialogue of the arts
Rossi Osvaldo
363-467
365-378
A look at modernism from the keyboard
Van Liere Eldon
379-389
Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, Richard Wagner, and Émile Bernard
Trousdale Deborah
391-400
401-416
An unfolding of theory and practice
Burns Ellen
417-436
Emotion, metaphor, music, and humor
Shibles Warren
437-467
The cultural milieu of Francis Poulenc (1899–1963) and his "musique de tous les jours"
Weaver Stephanie
469-475
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