Price reduced! Thank you very much. Essay collection by Yujiro Nakamura, first edition, 1995. - Title: The Life That Expresses - Author: Yujiro Nakamura - Publisher: Seidosha - Price: 2400 yen - First Edition: First Printing - Year of Publication: 1995 354 pages ☆ Available for immediate purchase ☆ Long-term storage at home, some age-related deterioration, but the contents are in good condition. ☆ Please understand that this is a used item. Thank you for viewing. Table of Contents 1. Music and Life (Voice, Body, Music - From the Perspective of Rhythm and Cosmology; The Cosmology of Voice; The Japanese Chorus - What Can Be Spoken; The Expanding Sound Universe; The World of Toshio Hosokawa; Music, Spirit, and Body) 2. Form and Life (The Birth of the Human Eye; The Symbolism of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building; Response to Arakawa - On the Deconstruction/Reconstruction of Seeing; Bauhaus and Ulm in the Change of Knowledge; Seeing Picasso in the Phantom Papal Palace; "Toledo of the Storm"; Sculpture and Inner Power; About the Vortex; Prototype and Proliferation - Morandini's Sculpture; Rethinking Form; Visiting Mr. Leroy Gourhan; Forms of Life and Death) 3. In History (What I Thought During the "May Revolution"; When Words Are Lost; The Darkness and Light of History; Apocalypse Outside the Window - Personal Thoughts on the Gulf War; The World's Final War Was Avoided; Soviet Collapse Questionnaire; Japanese "Realism") Thank you for viewing. #HalloweenOnMercari