We are listening to the partially examined life, a podcast by some guys who were at one

point set on doing philosophy for living, but then thought better of it.

Our question for episode 292 is something like, what is artistic expression?

And we read Suzanne Langer's philosophy in a new key from 1942, chapters 8 through 10.

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This is Mark Clinton-Mire and Madison Wisconsin whose musical expressions can be classified

with expressions like, uh-oh.

This is Seth Pascon without natural models, but with support from rhythm and words in

Austin, Texas.

This is Wes All-One looking for the dynamic laws of life, power and rhythm in Cambridge,

Massachusetts.

This is Dylan Casey, breaking vases in Madison, Wisconsin.

Ooh.

That's a good one.

So we're finishing this off.

This book, finally.

I also had put forward.

So she wrote basically a second volume of this that's much longer called form and feeling.

From 1953, I pulled out from some syllabus, another one about music, chapter 7, the image

of time.

It kind of gives a little sense of where she went with this project.

But yeah, for something that's supposed to cover symbolism in general, it covered myth,

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