You Have to Pay for the Public Life: Selected Essays of Charles W. Moore Book

	Introduction
	Acknowledgments
	New Hope for Local Art	1
	Gospel According to Wright	3
	The Shapes of Our Time	6
	Emergency Surgery Was Necessary	8
	Environment and Industry	9
	Commentary for Princeton's Beaux Arts and Its New Academicism	21
	The Restoration of Old Monterey	23
	The Architecture of Water	28
	Plaster in Architecture	37
	Review of Louis I. Kahn: L'uomo, il maestro and What Will Be Has Always Been	59
	Hadrian's Villa	61
	Sagamore	80
	Toward Making Places	88
	Review of The Earth, the Temple and the Gods	108
	You Have to Pay for the Public Life	111
	Unposed Questions	143
	Ghirardelli Square	146
	The Cannery: How It Looks to a Critic	148
	Plug It In, Rameses, and See if It Lights Up, Because We Aren't Going to Keep It Unless It Works	151
	Eleven Agonies and One Euphoria	162
	Interview with John Wesley Cook and Heinrich Klotz	167
	Edifice Rex	208
	Schindler: Vulnerable and Powerful	211
	In Similar States of Undress	214
	Learning from Adam's House	218
	From The Yale Mathematics Building Competition	220
	Southernness	227
	Architecture and Fairy Tales	239
	Impressions of Japanese Architecture	279
	Scully's Revenge	283
	Review of Selected Drawings: H. H. Richardson and His Office	285
	The Master of Allusion: Sir John Soane	287
	Creating of Place	292
	Planning the Hood Museum of Art	302
	Ten Years Later	308
	For Don Canty	312
	Reflections of a Less Critical Regionalism and Other Burdensome Matters	314
	Interview with Leon Luxemburg	322
	The Qualities of Quality	332
	Hispanic Lecture	337
	Soane, Schinkel, and Jefferson	366
	Triple Threat Heritage (Inspiration for a New Architecture)	378
	Foreword to The Texas Rangers	385
	Index	389