La deshumanizacioacute;n del arte es uno de los anaacute;lisis mejor logrados para explicar la filosofiacute;a en la que se apoyaron los literatos vanguardistas de la Europa de los antilde;os 20 y 30. En Espantilde;a este libro representoacute; el texto guiacute;a de la llamada Generacioacute;n del 27. Ortega; como escribioacute; Ramoacute;n Goacute;mez de la Serna; era el filoacute;sofo que comprendiacute;a a los poetas y; antilde;adiriacute;amos nosotros; a la misma esencia de la creacioacute;n liacute;rica. Resulta difiacute;cil entender la esteacute;tica del periacute;odo sin leer con fruicioacute;n este apasionante texto.
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Review
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. This isnt an architecture book; but rather a book on the zen of buildingBy Kindle CustomerMore the story of a Zen builder coming into his craft than a typical architecture book; though some of the spaces and projects are beautiful (I especially liked the bridge). Most of the discussion has to do with how and why you build this particular thing in this way for a zen monastery/community; so not as applicable generally; but if youre interested in modern rustic architecture; how communities are supported by their physical structures; or how a group of people who arent necessarily skilled can engage in making a building; the author of this book has some interesting experience to offer.5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Worthy for the bookshelf.By Mark SweetThis book has some beautiful examples of adapted Japanese design for Western modes; schematics of traditional Japanese structures; great thoughts about building; craftsmanship; and the integration of design aesthetic with mindfulness and a concept of excellence.My only criticism is that some of the photography could be better; looks like a cheap digital camera rendered crudely (hopefully; the book will see a re-print and this will be fixed).I also give Mr. Discoe high marks for his dust jacket photograph; one of the best I have ever seen.4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Loved the book but the Kindle edition had some disappointmentsBy Wabi Sabi PenguinThis was a great book but the translation to Kindle had awkward page breaks around the images and all the photos are in black and white. While still quite beautiful there were some that would have been much more impactful in color.
