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Inciteful...Review Date: 2008-04-07
A fine attention to artistic reflection and analysis.Review Date: 2006-11-06
Diane C. Donovan
California Bookwatch
Good,but very deepReview Date: 2005-08-13
AmazingReview Date: 2007-01-04
This book is a very good read for anyone feeling slumped in their art making. And for anyone who wants to expose themselves to ways of thinking about art. By the third time I had read the material I had underlined and highlighted almost every line and filled all the margins with notes. The book is fantastic. It is especially good when paired with Hans Hofmann's essay "In Search for the Real." Although the ideas in the two books do not parallel. In fact the lines aren't even on the same page. Kandinksky's critiques of other familiar artists are very interesting too. Names like picasso and Cezanne pop up quite a bit.
I'll stop rambling now. Read the book, it is very good.
"to break the bonds which bind". . . "to an impoverishment of possibility"Review Date: 2007-06-26
Instead, Kandinsky extended the frontiers of painting and authored philosophic writings on the future of art that are among the most important of such works. M.T.H. Sadler, who translated this work into English, was a friend of Kandinsky's and was among his early admirers. The notes he has written in the front of the book (Translator's Introduction) are therefore more helpful than could be the opinions of many other critics, including myself:
"Anyone who has studied Gauguin will be aware of the intense spiritual value of his work. The man is a preacher and a psychologist, universal by his very unorthodoxy, fundamental because he goes deeper than civilization. In his disciples this great element is wanting.
"Kandinsky has supplied the need. He is not only on the track of an art more purely spiritual than was conceived even by Gauguin, but he has achieved the final abandonment of all representative intention. In this way he combines in himself the spiritual and technical tendencies of one great branch of Post-Impressionism.
"The question most generally asked about Kandinsky's art is: 'What is he trying to do?' It is to be hoped that this book will do something towards answering the question. But it will not do everything. This--partly because it is impossible to put into words the whole of Kandinsky's ideal, partly because in his anxiety to state his case, to court criticism, the author has been tempted to formulate more than is wise. His analysis of colours and their effects on the spectator is not the real basis of his art, because, if it were, one could, with the help of a scientific manual, describe one's emotions before his pictures with perfect accuracy. And this is impossible.
"Kandinsky is painting music. That is to say, he has broken down the barrier between music and painting, and has isolated the pure emotion which, for want of a better name, we call the artistic emotion. Anyone who has listened to good music with any enjoyment will admit to an unmistakable but quite indefinable thrill. He will not be able, with sincerity, to say that such a passage gave him such visual impressions, or such a harmony roused in him such emotions. The effect of music is too subtle for words. And the same with this painting of Kandinsky's. Speaking for myself, to stand in front of some of his drawings or pictures gives a keener and more spiritual pleasure than any other kind of painting. But I could not express in the least what gives the pleasure. Presumably the lines and colours have the same effect as harmony and rhythm in music have on the truly musical. That psychology comes in no one can deny."
Some aspects of Kandinsky's color theory are dubious, at best they cannot be universalized, and Kandinsky sees this. But other of his ideas and arguments are widely accepted among artists, even as being self-evident. Stating that "there is no 'must' in art, because art is free," that is, free to address external representations OR "the inner need," to merely chase after material 'objects' OR to wrestle with the mysteriously spiritual, to somehow meld the two visions OR to stay purely to exploration of the spiritual high ground, Kandinsky absolutely rejects the materialistic expectation of an art "explanation" that has been articulated by EO Wilson in his unfortunate daydream 'Consilience' (Wilson knows ants better than he knows humans, and is given to understanding humans to be essentially ant equivalents).
Anyone interested in art history, painting of the past century, or the relationships/correlations/divergences of the various arts (visual, musical, literary), as well as anyone interested in the meaning and purpose of art, or in the philosophy of aesthetics, should read this important book, perhaps more than once.


Deadly ObsessionReview Date: 2001-01-16
Rasey Will Knock Your Socks OffReview Date: 2001-01-14
Deadly ObsessionReview Date: 2001-01-11
Not your mother's romance!Review Date: 2002-08-18
Karen Koehler, author of Slayer and Scarabus
Very highly recommendedReview Date: 2001-02-03
The killer begins by preying on young prostitutes, but when the mayor's daughter's body is dumped in his front yard, police officer Cole Kincaid faces the pain of his past while moving to prevent yet another death. The tracing of the killer introduces us to not just Cole, however, but also several other vital characters.
As the novel develops, the tension is beautifully relieved by the evolving relationship between Cole and the beautiful reporter, Laurie Michaels. As Cole struggles with the pain of his past, Laurie learns more than he ever wanted her to know.
Interestingly, another character proves himself to be Damien Vincent, "a real life vampire of sorts." His mesmerizing appearance, and love of blood, fascinate yet repel the reader, guaranteeing interest right up to the last page of the novel.
When Word Weaving received this novel for review, I was swamped and passed it along to another editor. Later I made time for reading it, and was so impressed that I scribbled this review just to get the word out. This fast pasted murder mystery is a must read for all murder mystery fans.

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CHOICES AND CHANCESReview Date: 2005-11-15
Anita Joseph (MIT)Review Date: 2005-10-18
Inspite of all that I have been through I refuse to walk away until God completes the work that He has begun in my life!.
I won't give upReview Date: 2005-10-05
Min. Jean Hill-FrancisReview Date: 2005-09-30
It also tells you that there will be some situations that you will feel like walking away from, but Don't Walk Away Yet". Stay in the race and let God use you to glorify His name.
GOD HAS DONE IT AGAIN!Review Date: 2005-09-26

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Excellent exercises for coordinationReview Date: 2008-05-31
WOW!!!Review Date: 2008-03-03
Drum Book ReviewReview Date: 2007-09-13
I completed the process whithin 10 min and received the item ehead of schedule and in great condition.
Just what I was looking for.Review Date: 2007-08-03
Highly Recommended - But not for the faint of heartReview Date: 2007-05-17
I feel this book is for intermediate players and not beginners. Beginners are better off learning new beats and feeling encouraged by being able to keep steady time and grooving to songs. This book isnt about that.
This book disects the drumset and gives you tons of mechanical exercises on how to move around the set with control, dexterity and endurance. Its much more than just licks for warming up actually... its designed to make you a more proficient technician. Once you can play basic beats, this book can help you take your playing and technique to the next level - more control, power and speed.
In contrast to the previous book by Rod which is extremely musical and targetted at beginners, this one is focused on mechanics only and is better suited to intermediate players.
I highly recommend this book!

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Proclaiming the Glory of God!Review Date: 2005-09-14
I plan to use this book as an encouragement to our students at the College Student Health Service where I work as a nurse. It will be great for our waiting room when students come in and are waiting to be seen"
God is an Ever-present Help in TroubleReview Date: 2005-09-13
Experiencing the Great I Am: 40 Faith-Building Stories from Contemporary ChristiansReview Date: 2005-09-11
This book is an exception!Review Date: 2005-09-11
James C.
college student
A Reminder of God's LoveReview Date: 2005-09-17
In this work, Experiencing the Great I Am, we are given 40- Faith-building stories from Christians who have tasted the pain of life in various forms and have encountered the Great I Am. Each story takes you along their personal experience that at times will not only show you that indeed God is ever present; but will put you on your knees in thankfulness that you have not lived their journey.
This book is a strong reminder of how fragile life can be; but it is also a stronger reminder of how faithful our God IS! The authors share their hearts with you, sometimes with raw emotion, but always at the end of the journey is the Great I Am!
If you need encouragement to know that God never leaves you, if you want a reminder of His love for you or if you just want to share stories of His ever present help in times of trouble, please read this book. A heart-warming work that will leave you smiling, looking up and whispering, "thank you," to a God who never leaves us and always loves us.


wowReview Date: 2001-04-30
AMAZING!!Review Date: 2003-10-15
These books create the most amazing fantasy world.
They allow you to roam about how you want to.
It was planned that enough of these books would be released to cover the map that is contained in each of this series.
However, I heard, that they charged too little for each book (in England I think they were just £5 or £6!!) so they couldn't finish the series for financial reasons!
An absolute shame - I do anything for the last few books!!
Great!!!Review Date: 2002-08-07
Please, Jamie Thomson and Dave Morris to publish more booksReview Date: 2001-09-29
wowReview Date: 2001-04-30

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The best 5ive book!Review Date: 2002-07-20
In the book, you find out how they got together, about the house they lived in together and their debut single "Slam Dunk (Da Funk".
There are also profiles on each guy, and a questionnaire written in their own handwriting! All the pictures are great, and overall it's a gorgeous book! Definitely buy it!
The best 5ive bookReview Date: 2000-07-03
This book is Wicked Awesome!Review Date: 2000-01-22
Brilliant book, gives a clear view of the band.Review Date: 1999-06-25
Definitely worth buying!Review Date: 1999-08-28

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An Enjoyable Quick Read With Good Title.Review Date: 2007-01-07
Flames a DisappointmentReview Date: 2000-12-12
Flames of Grace, An Adventure of SpiritReview Date: 2000-09-28
Just Read It!Review Date: 1999-04-07
Triumphant and Uplifting!Review Date: 2001-01-19

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Great for BeginnersReview Date: 2007-09-06
From basics to advancedReview Date: 2005-02-19
IRREPLACEABLE - THE BEST OF THE BESTReview Date: 2004-12-09
Excellent help for the beginning fly tyerReview Date: 2006-02-23
The best I've used thus far!Review Date: 2006-06-24

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Wright for the NovelistReview Date: 2007-05-09
I love all things FLLWReview Date: 2007-10-10
The best overview of Frank Lloyd Wright's greatest designsReview Date: 2007-09-08
Ahhhhh Frank!!!!!Review Date: 2007-09-04
A brief commentReview Date: 2008-02-28
By the way, just today we toured Taliesen, in Phoenix, AZ. It's a great tour if you ever get to the area and are a fan of Wright's buildings. Perhaps that's why I was inspired to write the review. :-)
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