Concerts of the Arts : Their Interplay and Modes of Relation

In this book, the author argues that it is against the nature of works of art, and of arts in general, to perform solo; rather, they tend to grow in concert toward an orchestral companionship. Furthermore, a kinship of style exists among the works produced in different media by artists working at the same time or place or in the same social or philosophical milieu. The author explores various modes of perceiving and understanding such relationships.