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so:text What is true about heat and pain is also true about colour. The rock is no more red than it is hot or painful. It can only have a colour -- red, blue, yellow -- in the invisible life where the colour is felt, on the basis of 'feeling oneself' . Life's feeling of itself and its feeling of colour is a pathos. Colour is not linked to a tonality through an external and contingent association that would vary with individuals. In the phenomenological substance of its flesh and being, colour is a sensation and subjectivity; it is this affective tonality and inner tone. (en)
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so:description The affective tonality or the inner sonority of colours (en)
so:description Seeing the Invisible: On Kandinsky (1988) (en)
so:description Books on Culture and Barbarism (en)
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