Architecture and the Historical Imagination

Introduction: the architectural topography of historical imagination Part I: Contingency in the historiographies of the English reformation, French revolution and era of the industrial revolution in England 1. Contingency and artifice 2. Encounter and utterance 3. Milieu and movement 4. Figure and event Part II: Writing history as a city 5. Proximity and distance 6. The revolutionary encounter field: Paris c.1789-94 and other stories 7. Recollection and re-enactment 8. Morphologies of feeling Appendix A: A notation for the architectural topographic sequencing of texts Appendix B: Synopsis of Cinderella Appendix C: Additional architectural topographic sequences from Cinderella Appendix D: Search terms and categories used in toponemic analysis references index

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• Arquitectura

viollet;duc;ludovic;vitet;writes;wood;engraving;rmn;grand;palais;Chambre Des Comptes;Young Man;Le Ventre De Paris;RMN Grand Palais;Ludovic Vitet;Napoleon III;Des Beaux Arts;Writes Viollet Le Duc;Gazette Des Beaux Arts;Bird's Eye;Notre Dame De Paris;Viollet Le Duc's Conception;Lecoq De Boisbaudran;Arcisse De Caumont;Louis Duc;Charles Percier;Du Patrimoine;Gothic Construction;Viollet Le Duc's Theory;Le Magasin Pittoresque;De Dessin;De Caumont;De Morny;Les Trois Mousquetaires;Military Headquarters