Evolution of Expression

The book provides a philosophical and critical exploration of the nature and evolution of expression. The author examines the role of expression in human communication, art, and culture, and analyzes various forms of expression, from language and music to poetry and painting. The book is a classic of 20th-century aesthetics and critical theory.
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