This 1990 volume of the Journal of Philosophy and the Visual Arts is dedicated to the intersection of philosophy and architecture, featuring critical essays and discussions by leading theorists and architects, including Daniel Libeskind, Mark Wigley, Gianni Vattimo, and Jean-François Lyotard. Published by Wiley, the journal explores architecture as a philosophical and cultural practice, addressing themes of language, form, meaning, and spatial theory. A valuable reference for architects, scholars, and collectors interested in architectural theory, critical discourse, and late-20th-century intellectual thought. Softcover, 96 pages11 x8.75 inches Published by Wiley, 1990Out of Print All books are in original vintage condition and may show minor signs of age and handling, including light discoloration, scuffing, and general wear consistent with storage. These characteristics are inherent to vintage materials. All sales are final. Email [email protected] with questions.
