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The Arts and their interrelations

Harry Raphael Garvin, James Heath

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This issue of the Bucknell Review studies the interrelations among the arts by exploring, comparing, and contrasting the treatment of the same subject matter by a poet, a composer, a painter, a novelist, a film director, and a sculptor. It is hoped that these essays will suggest some next steps in the exploration of the arts. Illustrated.

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This issue of the Bucknell Review studies the interrelations among the arts by exploring, comparing, and contrasting the treatment of the same subject matter by a poet, a composer, a painter, a novelist, a film director, and a sculptor. It is hoped that these essays will suggest some next steps in the exploration of the arts. Illustrated.

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This issue of the Bucknell Review studies the interrelations among the arts by exploring, comparing, and contrasting the treatment of the same subject matter by a poet, a composer, a painter, a novelist, a film director, and a sculptor. It is hoped that these essays will suggest some next steps in the exploration of the arts. Illustrated.

Key concepts: The arts, Subject matter, Painting, Subject (documents), Visual arts, Art, Art history, Sociology

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