V as In Victim (Library of Congress Crime Classics)

« So Mitch knew in general why he was a cop. Jub Freeman was different, and the difference bothered Mitch. « New York City Police Detective Mitch Taylor doesn’t love being a cop, but it’s a decent, respectable job―except for the paperwork.

Jacques Maquet The Aesthetic Experience. Yale University Press 1986

Jacques P. Maquet, a noted anthropologist whose research included Buddhist monasticism, aesthetic and symbolic perception in the visual arts, and the anthropology of meditation. Subject: The book explores the aesthetic experience from an anthropological perspective, examining how we observe and interpret various forms of visual art across different cultural traditions. Publication Details: It was published in 1986 by Yale University Press in New Haven, CT. Content: The book analyzes the message and meaning of visual arts by drawing on illustrations from both Western and non-Western traditions, concluding that while aesthetic experience can transcend ethnic boundaries, understanding the cultural context is crucial for comprehending the aesthetic dimension.