Klee’s Gardens

Research in Phenomenology 43 (3):394-404 (2013)
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Abstract

The image and the idea of the garden play a prominent role in both Klee’s paintings and in his theoretical work. The purpose of this paper is to ask about the significance of gardens for Klee. In the end, I argue that the garden provides an image of growth and of place that opens possibilities for understanding the human place in the world

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Dennis Schmidt
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