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Le Corbusier, the Noble Savage: Toward an Archaeology of Modernism
The MIT Press
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9780262367950
Publication date:
1998
Chapter Contents
- The Buenos Aires Pulpit
- The "Airy Grove of Pilotis" (La Forêt Légère des Pilotis)
- A Hymn in Praise of the Shores of the Lake of Geneva
- A Cathar Battles against the Dark and Musty Cellars of the Old World
- A Reform of the City from the Ground Up
- Unexpected Illuminations (Eclairs Inattendus)
- Leading Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Sheep to Pasture
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Part II: A Hymn in Praise of Pilotis—and in Praise of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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Published:1998
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1998. "A Hymn in Praise of Pilotis—and in Praise of Jean-Jacques Rousseau", Le Corbusier, the Noble Savage: Toward an Archaeology of Modernism, Adolf Max Vogt, Radka Donnell
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Unexpected Illuminations (Eclairs Inattendus)
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Leading Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Sheep to Pasture
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