In 1992 the Office of Communications produced a photo essay concerning this very topic!
Pollock has also published several book reviews and a review essay concerning "radical" stagings of Mozart's comic operas in Salzburg.
His first major philosophical work was Reflections upon a Late Essay Concerning the Human Understanding (1690), in which he anticipated many later criticisms of John Locke's theory contained in An Essay Concerning Human Understanding; he did, however, agree with Locke in dismissing the doctrine of innate ideas (which asserts that humans hold their mental ideas at birth).
In his 1910 essay Concerning the Spiritual in Art, Kandinsky described colour as a "power which directly influences the soul", writing that "the artist is the hand which plays, touching one key or another to create vibrations in the soul".
In his longer essay "Concerning the Spiritual in Art" (1914), Kandinsky set out in complex intellectual terms how this new theatre, based on spirituality rather than materiality, could be constructed.
His political essay Concerning the Relations of Great Britain, Spain and Portugal…as Affected by the Convention of Cintra (1809) agreed with Coleridge's periodical The Friend (1809 10) in deploring the decline of principle among statesmen.
As the title suggests, this was intended to supersede Locke's famous Essay concerning Human Understanding.
An Essay Concerning the Use of Reason, Collins' first book, was published anonymously in 1707.
Norris had, in 1690, attacked Locke's Essay in his Cursory Reflections upon a Book Call'd Essay Concerning Human Understanding.
Collins also expressed determinist views in his first book An Essay Concerning the Use of Reason, 1707.
Norris' review, entitled Cursory Reflections upon a Book called An Essay concerning Human Understanding, prompted Locke to modify the second edition of the Essay at 2.10.2.
