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On Being Blue: A Philosophical Inquiry

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On Being Blue is a philosophical exploration of the color blue and its cultural, emotional, and linguistic significance. William H. Gass delves into the color's role in art, literature, and music, examining how blue evokes feelings of melancholy, depth, and introspection. The book is both a meditation on language and a reflection on the human condition.
Publisher
New York Review Books
Publication year
2014
ISBN-13
9781590177327
Language
English
Subjects
Philosophical InquiryColor TheoryLiterary CriticismCultural StudiesArt and AestheticsLinguisticsEmotional Exploration20th Century LiteratureIntellectual EssaysAmerican Literature

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