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Terms and conditions applyThe Aesthetics of Architecture: Princeton Essays on Arts
Roger Scruton
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Format: Book
Pages: 302
Publisher: Princeton University Press
Date Published: Dec 1980
Stock Code: 20618
ISBN: 9780691003221
Binding: Paperback
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This book establishes architectural aesthetics as a legitimate subject of philosophical inquiry. Characterising the aesthetic understanding of architecture as a rational and conscious activity, Roger Scruton maintains that much contemporary architectural theory mistakes the nature of it's subject and that a return to first principals is necessary. Consequently, he develops a theory of aesthetic judgement and it's place in the understanding of buildings and in practical matters generally.
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