Expression in Movement & the Arts: A Philosophical Enquiry

actions aesthetic meaning answer appreciate argument art form assume assumption behaviourist causal character chess colour common concept conclusions connection consider context criteria criterion dancer definitional view deny depends discover dualist emotionally expressive entity evidence example explain expression in movement expressive meaning expressive movement fact fear give reasons given important incoherent inference inner emotion inner feelings insists instance interpretation intuition intuitionism intuitive knowledge John Cage Jonathan Bennett justified kinaesthetic sensations language lodestone logical equivalence Martha Graham matter medium mental events mental experience mind mistaken moral mystical necessarily normally notion object observable obvious one's pain particular performance philosophical physical behaviour physical movement Plato position possible problem question recognise relation relevant sadness scientific section F seen sense significance similar Similarly simply Socrates solipsism someone sort spectator statements suggest Suzanne Langer tendency tennis thing tion traditional theory traditional view underlying understand understood Wollheim word