The Architecture of Humanism: A Study in the History of TasteConstable Limited, 1924 - 265 Seiten |
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... Delight . ' From this phrase of an English humanist1 a theory of architecture might take its start . Architecture is a focus where three separate purposes have converged . They are blended in a single method ; they are fulfilled in a ...
... Delight . ' From this phrase of an English humanist1 a theory of architecture might take its start . Architecture is a focus where three separate purposes have converged . They are blended in a single method ; they are fulfilled in a ...
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... delight . The theory of architecture , then , requires logic ; but it requires , not less , an independent sense of beauty . Nature , unfortunately , would seem to unite these qualities with extreme reluctance . Obviously , there is ...
... delight . The theory of architecture , then , requires logic ; but it requires , not less , an independent sense of beauty . Nature , unfortunately , would seem to unite these qualities with extreme reluctance . Obviously , there is ...
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... delight , and by Coherence answers to our thought . These means sufficed them . Given these , they could dispense at ... delight . ' To combine these ' laws of delight ' with the demands of ' firmness ' and ' com- modity ' is a further ...
... delight , and by Coherence answers to our thought . These means sufficed them . Given these , they could dispense at ... delight . ' To combine these ' laws of delight ' with the demands of ' firmness ' and ' com- modity ' is a further ...
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THE ROMANTIC FALLACY | 37 |
THE MECHANICAL FALLACY | 94 |
THE BIOLOGICAL FALLACY | 165 |
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