Architecture & Built Environment · Architectural History
A topic within Architectural History, itself one of 11 topics in that field and part of Architecture & Built Environment.
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A. W. N. Pugin
Juxtaposes medieval Gothic towns against their degraded nineteenth-century equivalents to argue Gothic architecture was the direct expression of a more moral, integrated Christian society, and that reviving the style required reviving the society.
Charles Locke Eastlake
Traces the Gothic Revival in England from an antiquarian taste for medieval ruins into a full architectural movement, arguing it was a considered reaction against Georgian classicism rather than simple nostalgia.
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