It was Langer’s thesis that “a naive but intimate and expert knowledge” (1967, 64) of the dynamics of conscious mental life can be found in works of art, which she defined as “perceptible forms expressive of human feeling” (1962, 84). “Feeling is like the dynamic and rhythmic structures created by artists” (1967, 64), where the realm of art is taken to include “painting, sculpture, architecture, music, dance, literature, drama, and film” (1962, 84).