JOSEPH RYKWERT
No gratification without configuration
LEONARD BARKAN
The classical undead: Renaissance and antiquity face to face
ALINA A. PAYNE
Creativity and bricolage in architectural literature of the Renaissance
CHARLES BURROUGHS
Grammar and expression in early Renaissance architecture: Brunelleschi and Alberti
JOSEPH RYKWERT
Translation and/or representation
DAVID FREEDBERG
The limits of translation
VAUGHAN HART
Decorum and the five Orders of Architecture: Sebastiano Serlio’s military city
REBECCA WILLIAMSON
The Clocktower Controversy
BARBARA KENDA
On the Renaissance art of well-being: Pneuma in Villa Eolia
RICHARD WESLEY
The idea of a house
PATRICK GEORGE
Counting curvature: the numerical roots of North Indian temple architecture and Frank Gehry’s "digital curvatures"
LOUIS RENOU
The Vedic house, edited and with a preface by Michael W. Meister
CHARLES CORREA
Hornby trains, Chinese gardens, and architecture
ELIZABETH ALICE HONIG
Making sense of things: on the motives of Dutch still life
JÜRGEN WASIM FREMBGEN
Saints in modern devotional poster-portraits: Meanings and uses of popular religious folk art in Pakistan
FIONA MAGOWAN
Singing the light: sense and sensation in Yolgnu performance
DANIELLE VAN DE VELDE
Existe-t-il des noms propres de temps?
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