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theatre, language and the sensuous space of architecture
Part 1. Character and expression: staging an architectural theory: Architecture as an expressive language -- Character theory in theatrical staging -- Rules of expression and the paradox of acting. -- Part 2. Play-acting and the culture of entertainment: architecture as theatre: Theatre as the locus of public and social expressin -- Theatre architecture and the role of the proscenium arch. -- Part 3. Language and personal imagination: an architecture for the senses: Taste talent, and genius in eighteenth-century aesthetics -- Newtonian empirical sciences and the order of nature -- Empirical philosophy and the nature of sensations. -- Part 4. Plotting an architectural program: the space of desire: Staging an architecture in words -- The narrative space of desire -- Conclusion: the temporality of human experience.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 196-234) and index.