Description: Theatrum Mundi in the Theatre: Shakespeare and Caldern.- The Theater of Life and Imaginative Universals in Architectural Space.- Leonardo da Vinci's Ideas of World Harmony.- The Renaissance Painter as Dramaturge.- Intimate Bodies of the Solar System.- Dwelling in Nature: Ethics, Form and Postmodern Architecture.- Virtual Environments: Psychosocial Happenings and the Theater of Life.- Music on the Stage of Life.- Illusion and Essence: Husserl's Epoch, Gadamer's "Transformation into Structure," and Mamet's Theatrum Mundi.- An Exploration of Post-Aesthetic Analysis: W. A. Mozart's Die Zauberflte by Ingmar Bergman.- The Feel of the Flesh: Towards an Ontology of Music.- Foreman FOR Every MAN: Pearls for Pigs.- Reconciliation and Harmony: The Philosophical Art of Tragic Drama.- Art as Festival: Transcending the Self through the Work of Art.- The Greatest Opera Event of the Eighteenth Century: Costanza e Fortezza and Its Political and Religious Message to the Europe of 1723.- Eugene O'Neill's Diverse Use of Fog as an Existential Metaphor.- Life as Self-Production in Kierkegaard's Early Work.- The Idea of Chaos and the Theater of Cruelty.- Ritual and Performance in the Theater of Romanticism: Delacroix's Self-Staging at the Paris Salon.- Linguistic Works of Art at the Borderlines: Ontological Exclusion in Ingarden and Gadamer 289.- Ingarden: Viewing Art as Existentially Autonomous.- Ritual and the Body in Literati Painting.- The Presence of Absence: Mirrors and Mirror Imagery in the Poetry of R. S. Thomas.- Index of Names.

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