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Philosophy In A New Key
A Study in the Symbolism of Reason, Rite, and Art
Book • 1942
This book presents a comprehensive study of human intelligence, beginning with a semantic theory and exploring various topics such as language, sacrament, myth, music, abstraction, fact, and knowledge.
The central theme revolves around symbolic transformation as the essential activity of human minds.
Langer's work brings the discussion of symbolism into a broader context, aligning with the prevailing interest in semantics and the formative, creative power of symbols.
The book is known for its vigorous and well-written style, appealing to those interested in contemporary philosophical issues.
The central theme revolves around symbolic transformation as the essential activity of human minds.
Langer's work brings the discussion of symbolism into a broader context, aligning with the prevailing interest in semantics and the formative, creative power of symbols.
The book is known for its vigorous and well-written style, appealing to those interested in contemporary philosophical issues.
