John Barr Livres

The History of John Barr is a captivating and personal account of Barr's life, including his time as a soldier during the American Revolution and his struggles with faith and alcoholism. The book also contains a series of short letters by John McCorkle to a friend, chronicling his own religious experiences and relationship with Barr. This book offers a unique window into the lives of early Americans and their challenges.

There is a long history in the West of viewing Japan through the twin lenses of orientalism and exoticism. This book argues that Japanese modern architecture emerged from identifiable events: political, social, economic, historical events, and is as susceptible as any other architecture to analysis and criticism in these terms. Episodic rather than encyclopaedic, it does not describe every twist and turn in the development of modern Japanese architecture, but rather, it examines twenty buildings spanning the 20th century and places them in the context of the political, social and economic, as well as the historical and cultural factors that shaped both them and modern Japan. Each building has been chosen because it reflects a major event in the development of modern Japan and its architecture. In this way, the author provides a more rounded understanding of the development of modern architecture in Japan and the circumstances from which it emerged and offers lessons that are still of relevance.

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