Constructing Japan : knowledge production and identity building in late nineteenth-century Western architectural discourses (1853-1900)
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Constructing Japan : knowledge production and identity building in late nineteenth-century Western architectural discourses (1853-1900)
（Brill studies in architectural and urban history, volume 3）
Brill, [2025] , , c2025
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Constructing Japan : knowledge production and identity building in late 19th-century Western architectural discourses (1853-1900)
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Summary: "The influence of Japanese art and culture on art in late 19th-century Europe and America through collections of objects and knowledge transfer is already recognised. However, the research in this field often neglects architecture. This study takes a new approach, placing architecture at the centre. Through in-depth analysis of contemporary textual and visual sources, Beate Löffler shows how western actors from different backgrounds interpreted Japanese architecture as they experienced it, either face-to-face or via texts and images. It unveils a complex process of appropriation and rejection, of claim to interpretive sovereignty, and fascination with the foreign, that led to both new knowledge and cultural clichés"--Provided by publisher
Timeline: pages [xxviii]-xxxvii
Includes bibliographical references (pages [366]-410) and index
