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Examining the complex intersections between art and scientific approaches to the natural world, "Biocentrism and Modernism" reveals another side to the development of Modernism. While many historians have framed this movement as being mechanistic and 'against' nature, the essays in this... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Paul Klee: Add a description of this character.
- Ernst Haeckel
- Jackson Pollock
- Henri Bergson
- Kallai
- Grigson
- Peter Blake
- Ludwig Klages
- Barr
- Alois Riegl
- Wilhelm Worringer
- Otto Lehmann
- Raymond Duchamp-villon
- Peter Kropotkin
- Charles Darwin
- Hans Driesch
- Pavel Filonov
- Lebensphilosophie
- Wilhelm Ostwald
- Agee
- Harrington
- Bioromantik
- Theodor Fischer
- Herbert Read
- Fuhrmann
- Vladimir Tatlin
- Krauss
- Bilder
- Kermode
- Miro
- Gleizes
- Laszlo Moholy-nagy
- Nikolai Kulbin
- Spengler
Setting & Locations edit
- New York
- Raoul France
- Berlin
- London
- Paris
- Stuttgart
- Germany
- Cambridge
- Malevich
- Russia
- New Haven
- Leipzig
- Metzinger
- Bonn
- Budapest
- Switzerland
- Frankfurt
- Chicago
- Goethe
- Bern
- Soviet Union
- Munich
- St. Petersburg
- Ka Ilai
- Mondrian
- Princeton
- Moscow
- England
- Bowlt
- Basel
- Romantic
- Boston
- Warburg
- Europe
- Darmstadt
- Petrograd
- Bielefeld
- Wettstein
- Kristallseelen
- America
- Raoul Heinrich France
- Hamilton
- Amsterdam
- Keyserling
- No Place
- Hamburg
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 709.04
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