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Preface ix
The Mind's Eye as Interpreter 3
What Is Saved and Why 9
What Is Broken and How 21
The Balance of Shapes 37
Some Visual Elements in Art 48
Searching for Light 64
Einstein's Relativity and the Escape from Relativism 74
Form in Impressionism and Postimpressionism 89
Cubism and the Expanding Horizon 110
The Growing Circle of Understanding 119
Notes 133
Index 143
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Bobby Roebuck
reviewed Hidden Harmony: The Connected Worlds of Physics and Art on June 16, 2009
Hidden Harmony: The Connected Worlds of Physics and Art
The discussions on art and the explanations of key complex theories of modern physics are excellent. Each is worth reading in its own right. But the discussion linking the two - and the book's central thesis - is less convincing. What I got is that art and physics continue to evolve, both build on previous understanding, and both bring a coherence to seemingly impenetrable complexties. Here I expected much more.
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