Poplawski defines Lawrence's concept of creativity and explores its use as a structuring principle of his ethical, metaphysical, and aesthetic thought, thereby providing an integrated perspective on h
In this long-awaited work, Dalibor Vesely proposes an alternative to the narrowvision of contemporary architecture as a discipline that can be treated as an instrument orcommodity. In doing so, he off
The central part of the book addresses the question of divided representation - the tension between the instrumental and the communicative roles of architecture - in the period of the baroque, when a
