Archeticture

ArchetictureCalls for rethinking architecture as a way of renegotiating our encounter with the world, taking into account the role of love and desire in all human making. In this book, David Farrell Krell challenges contemporary and traditional theories of architecture with archeticture spelling it new, by design. The thesis of the book is that the heart of the word architecture, the Greek root tec , can be traced back to an earlier and more pervasive root, tic .

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This book immerses the reader in its rich material culture and captivating art objects

including history of art

including his distinction between art and natural beauty

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This book focuses on Hegel's philosophy of spirit

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