Structure and meaning in human settlements
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書誌事項
Structure and meaning in human settlements
University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, [2005]
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Structure & meaning in human settlements
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注記
"Philadelphia and London, June 2005" -- acknowledgments (p. xi)
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Building and knowing / Joseph Rykwert and Tony Atkin
- Animal settlements : ecological functionalism of animal architecture / Juhani Pallasmaa
- Settlement patterns in Americanist archaeology / Gordon R. Willey
- The idea of a Maya town / Wendy Ashmore
- Cosmological structures of ancient Egyptian city planning / David O'Connor
- Mohenjo-Daro : the symbolic landscape of an ancient city / Gregory Possehl
- Holy mountains / Joseph Rykwert
- The ontological structure of mediance as a ground of meaning in architecture / Augustin Berque
- Three gestures in a poetics of place : Chinese settlement and disruption / Stephan Feuchtwang
- The language of cultural memory in Chinese gardens / Stanislaus Fung
- A culture without a temple : ritual landscape sanctuaries and female superiority in state religion in Ryukyu / Tsutomu Iyori
- Etruscan boundaries and prophecy / Larissa Bonfante
- Razing the roof : the imperative of building destruction in Danhomè (Dahomey) / Suzanne P. Blier
- Signs of the ancestors : an archaeology of Mesa villages of the Pueblo Revolt / T.J. Ferguson and Robert Preucel
- Imagining the past / Edmund Carpenter
- The oasis model / Pietro Laureano
- The evolution of settlement : fieldwork at Zuni Pueblo 1995-97 / Tony Atkin
- The primitive origins of modern architecture : Le Corbusier's Voyages to the East / M. Christine Boyer
- Symbolic settlements : the American ideological tension between private homes and public housing / Lawrence J. Vale
- Transplanting the New Jersey Turnpike to China / Thomas J. Campanella
- Landscape ecology and cities / Laurie Olin
- Settlements after now / Michael Sorkin
- 21st century nomadism and settlement / Denis Cosgrove
- Materials matter in urban architecture / David Leatherbarrow