Note: The following essay will be published in the proceedings for the 2014 ACSA annual conference. I want to thank ACSA for giving me permission to repost it here on my blog. The horizon that lies before us is one that science cannot approach alone. It is the horizon that represents the ethical, moral and spiritual dimension […]
This blog entry is a reproduction of a paper I delivered at the annual SeSAH conference in Athens, Georgia in 2012. INTRODUCTION Over the last two decades, revisionist historians have reassessed Sullivan’s architectural output through his claims as an author, poet, and essayist.[1] A noteworthy example of this is Lauren Weingarden’s Louis H. Sullivan and […]
Note: The following essay was published in the proceedings for the 2012 ACSA International conference. I want to thank ACSA for giving me permission to repost it here on my blog. INTRODUCTION It might seem that very little is controversial about multiculturalism anymore. The notion that institutions of higher education should promote diversity and condemn […]
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