The Bat Model for Human Flight and the Air Age
A discussion argues man could fly not by copying birds but by mimicking bats. It compares bat skeletons with human anatomy, notes long fingers and wing membranes, and envisions transforming humans with bat like wings and membranes. It also explains air density and balloon and Wright aircraft principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Java
Bais
Scientife
Strange Oriental Dances Reforming American Taste Abroad
A discussion of Oriental dance as a growing art form in the West, focusing on Ruth St Denis and the diffusion of Eastern styles. The piece details Cambodian ballet costumes, star-like poses, and the symbolic, interpretive nature of Eastern performance versus Western stage gymnastics. It notes Cambodian history, temple dancers, and King Sisowath’s efforts to fund the kingdom through performances in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ruth St. Denis
Cambodia
Asia
Siam
Annam
Solomon
Corps de Ballet
Sisowath
Paris
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Tillin
Rane
Lilienthal
Orient
India
New York
Melba
East