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Preface | |
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Notes on the Text, Sources, and Appendix | |
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Introduction | |
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Multiplicity and Continuity in Tradition | |
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Form and Content | |
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Early Shrines, India | |
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Caves: Lomas Rishi, Barabar Hills, and Chaitya Hall, Karli | |
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The Stupa Form: Great Stupa, Sanchi | |
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Hindu and Jain Shrines, India | |
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Kandriya Mahadev Temple, Khajuraho | |
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Dilwara Temples, Rajputana | |
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Buddhist Shrines, Japan, and Burma | |
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Horyu-ji Temple, Asuka, Japan | |
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Ananda Temple, Pagan, Burma | |
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Suggested Readings | |
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Transfer of Traditional Architectural Knowledge | |
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Person-to-Person Transfer | |
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Community Case Studies | |
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Professional Knowledge | |
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Documented Knowledge | |
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Chinese Construction Manuals | |
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Suggested Readings | |
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Practical Solutions | |
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Survival: Water, Shelter, and Food | |
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Water | |
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Municipal Water in Kathmandu, Nepal | |
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Irrigation Systems in Peru | |
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River Training in China | |
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Shelter | |
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Movalbe Dwellings | |
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Stationary Dwellings | |
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Underground Houses: Available to Everyone | |
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Food Structures | |
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Granaries at Mohenjo-Daro | |
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Japanese Granaries | |
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Floating Gardens of the Valley of Mexico | |
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Suggested Readings | |
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Climate and Ecology | |
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Cold and Dry | |
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Houses of Snow and Skin--Inuit Iglus of Northern Canada | |
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Summer and Winter Houses in Tibet | |
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Hot and Dry: Solar Management in the Middle East | |
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Hot and Humid: Big Roof in the New Guinea Rain Forest | |
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Suggested Readings | |
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Materials, Methods, and Architectural Form | |
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Carved-Out Architecture | |
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Ethiopian Rock-Cut Churches | |
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Cosmic Mountain at Borobudur, Java | |
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Assembled Pieces | |
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Lashed Polynesian Houses | |
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Interlocking Frameworks in Japan | |
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One Culture, Two Building Traditions | |
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Inka Stone Masonry | |
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Inka Roads and Woven Suspension Bridges | |
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Suggested Readings | |
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Purposes of Traditional Architecture | |
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Spaces for Daily Life | |
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Living in Tight Spaces | |
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Houseboats of China | |
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Houseboats in Kashmir | |
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Use of the street and the Roof in Nepal | |
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Access to Architecture--Social Rewards and the Use of Buildings | |
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Social Rewards and the Use of Ceremonial Buildings in New Guinea | |
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Space and Gender in Islamic Society: Kano Palace, Nigeria | |
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Suggested Readings | |
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Religious Architecture--A Continuum of Meaning | |
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Space in the Home | |
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Japanese Tokonoma | |
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Mexican Altar of the Dead | |
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Space on the Street | |
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Bhaktapur's Street Shrines, Nepal | |
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Temporary Temples for Processions in India | |
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Spaces Set Apart | |
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Special Buildings: North African Mosques | |
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Ceremonial District: Teotihuacan, Mexico | |
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Without Buildings: Mount Taylor, New Mexico | |
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Suggested Readings | |
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Expression of Power | |
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Monumentality | |
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Stone Architecture in the Caroline Islands | |
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Great Zimbabwe in East Africa | |
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Empire Building | |
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The Great Wall of China | |
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Saqsaywaman Fortress, Peru | |
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Colonialism and Native Traditions | |
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Inka and Spanish Changes at Cuzco | |
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Mughals in India: Red Forts at Agra and Delhi | |
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Suggested Readings | |
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Planning and Design | |
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Land Use | |
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Urban Planning | |
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Formal or Organic: Mohenjo-Daro and Toledo | |
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Symbolic Creation or Gradual Agglomeration? | |
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Landscaped Settings | |
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Form and Meaning: Taj Mahal, Agra, India | |
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