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On The Ruins Of Babel: Architectural Metaphor In German Thought (Signale: Modern German Letters, Cultures, And Thought),New Princenthal Review Exercises At The EndThe Eighteenth Century Struggled To Define Architecture As Either An Art Or A Sciencethe Image Of The Architect As A Grand Figure Who Synthesizes All Other Disciplines Within A Single Master Plan Emerged From This Discourse. Immanuel Kant And Johann Wolfgang Goethe Described The Architect As Their Equal, A Genius With Godlike Creativity. For Writers From Descartes To Freud, Architectural Reasoning Provided A Method For Critically Examining