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The Necessity of Architecture, A Study of Edward Lacy Garbett's Theory of Architecture

Introduction A RUDIMENTARY TREATISE OF DESIGN IN ARCHITECTURE AS DEDUCIBLE FROM NATURE AND EXEMPLIFIED IN THE WORKS OF THE GREEK AND GOTHIC ARCHITECTS

PART I: EDWARD LACY GARBETT

Chapter One A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

Chapter Two GARBETT'S RELIGION

PART II: THE TREATISE

Chapter Three THE BOOK

Chapter Four COPYISM

Chapter Five THE MECHANICS OF GENIUS

PART III: THE BEAUTIFUL NECESSITY, A STUDY OF THE POLITE

Chapter six THE VITRUVIAN TRIAD

Chapter Seven ARCHITECTURE AND THE VIOLATION OF SPACE

Chapter Eight ARCHITECTURAL SELFISHNESS AND THE CONSECRATION OF PROPERTY

Chapter Nine THE RULES OF ARCHITECTURAL POLITENESS

PART IV: THE CHAIN OF BEAUTY

Chapter Ten ASSOCIATIONS

Chapter Eleven GARBETT'S EPISTEMOLOGY

Chapter Twelve LOWER BEAUTIES

Chapter Thirteen IMITATION AND NATURAL FORM

Chapter Fourteen THE DISSECTION OF TRUTH AND PURITY

Chapter Fifteen STYLES OF SEARCHING

Chapter Sixteen THE POETRY OF ARCHITECTURE

PART V: THE ARGUMENT OF DESIGN EXEMPLIFIED: HISTORIES

Chapter Seventeen GREEK ARCHITECTS AND THE SCIENCE OF WASTE

Chapter Eighteen GOTHIC: THE DEATH OF A STYLE

PART VI: AFTER THE PUBLICATION

Chapter Nineteen THE TREATISE'S RECEPTION

Chapter Twenty OTHER WRITINGS ON ARCHITECTURE

Chapter Twenty-One NOAH'S ARK AND GARBETT'S APOTHEOSIS

A Chronological Bibliography of Garbett's Writings

Bartholomew's Ideal Bibliography

Bartholomew's Ideal Bibiography

General Bibliography

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