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Introduction
Part I: Progress, Enlightenment, Experiment Chapter 1: Neoclassicism: Science, Archaeology, and the Doctrin of Progress Chapter 2: What is ENlightenment? The City and the Public, 1750-89
Chapter 3: Experimental Architecture: Landscape Gardens and Reform Institution
Part II: Revolutions
Chapter 4: Revolutionary Architecture
Part III: Nationalism, Historicism, Technology
Chapter 5: Nationalism and Stylistic Debates in Architecture Chapter 6: Historicism and New Building Types Chapter 7: New Technology and Architectural Form, 1851-90
Chapter 8: The City Transformed, 1848-90
Chapter 9: The Crisis of Historicism, 1870-93
Notes Timeline Glossary Further Reading Picture Credits Index Introduction; 1. Neoclassicism: Science, Archaeology and the Doctrine of Progress; 2. What is Enlightenment? The city and the public, 1750-1789; 3. Sensationalism from landscape garden to the architecture of reform, 1750-1800; 4. Revolutionary Architecture; 5. Nationalism and Debates on Architectural Style; 6. Historicism and new building types; 7. New technology and architectural form; 8. The City Transformed; 9. Fin-de-Siècle; Bibliographical essay; Timeline; Glossary; Index.
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reviewed European Architecture 1750-1890 on June 06, 2010
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