Origins of Art: A Psychological & Sociological Inquiry

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Table of contents

  • Title Page iii
  • Preface v
  • Contents ix
  • Chapter I the Problem Stated 1
  • Chapter II the Art-Impulse 18
  • Chapter III the Feeling-Tone of Sensation 30
  • Chapter IV the Emotions 43
  • Chapter V the Enjoyment of Pain 56
  • Chapter VI Social Expressioin 72
  • Chapter VII 86
  • Chapter VIII Art the Reliever 102
  • Chapter IX the Work of Art 111
  • Chapter X Objections and Answers 134
  • Chapter XI the Concrete Origins of Art 143
  • Chapter XII Art and Information 149
  • Chapter XIII Historical Art 164
  • Chapter XIV Animal Display 186
  • Chapter XV Art and Sexual Selection 203
  • Chapter XVI the Origins of Self-Decoration 214
  • Chapter XVII Erotic Art 228
  • Chapter XVIII Art and Work 249
  • Chapter XIX 261
  • Chapter XX Art and Magic 278
  • Chapter XXI Conclusions 298
  • Authorities Quoted 307
  • Index of Authors 323
  • Index of Subjects 328
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