The Lamp of memory : Ruskin, tradition, and architecture

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The Lamp of memory : Ruskin, tradition, and architecture

edited by Michael Wheeler and Nigel Whiteley

Manchester University Press , Distributed exclusively in the USA and Canada by St. Martin's Press, c1992

  • : hardback

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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This work concerns the concept of tradition in Ruskin's work on architecture in the 19th century, the implications of his work for architecture today and the issue of tradition in contemporary architecture. His approach to the whole question of why and how we should build is explored. The book reflects an exhibition of the same title and draws in the same way as it does upon the fact that Ruskin's ideas were expressed through drawings, photographs, collections, letters, diary entries, public lectures and private interventions in debates as well as through the more conventional form for expressing seminal ideas, that of books.

目次

  • Ruskin and tradition - the case of French Gothic, Alison Milbank
  • Ruskin and tradition - the case of museums, John Illingworth
  • Ruskin and the tradition of Renaissance historiography, J.B. Bullen
  • Ruskin among the ruins - tradition and the temple, Michael Wheeler
  • the stains of time - Ruskin and romantic discourses of tradition, Keith Hanley
  • Ruskin and architecture - the argument of the text, Paul Hatton
  • "For the sake of the subject" - Ruskin and the tradition of architectural illustration, Ray Haslam
  • "Black skeleton and blinding square", from "Theoria" (with an introductory note by Nigel Whiteley), Peter Fuller
  • "Falsehood in a Ciceronian dialect"? - the Ruskinian tradition, Modernism and the rise of the classical tradition in contemporary architecture, Nigel Whiteley. Appendix: John Ruskin, "The Lamp of Memory", from "The Seven Lamps of Architecture" (with an introductory note by Michael Wheeler).

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