Paradigms of Indian architecture :

Tillotson, G. H. R. Ed.

Paradigms of Indian architecture : space and time in representation and design - London Routledge 2013 - vi,199p. - Collected papers on South Asia No.13 .

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
G.H.R. Tillotson 1
PART ONE: REPRESENTATION
1. The Monument Described
1. Past and Present: toward an aesthetics of colonialism
Thomas R. Metcalf 12
2. Tales of the Bharhut Stupa: archaeology in the colonial and nationalist imaginations
Tapati Guha-Thakurta 26
II. The Depicted Place
3. Painting and Understanding Mughal Architecture
G.H.R. Tillotson 59
4.India's Visual Narratives: the dominance of space over time
Vidya Dehejia 80
PART TWO: DESIGN
III. The Built Form
5.Form, Transformation and Meaning in Indian Temple
Architecture
Adam Hardy 107
6. Gods, Patrons and Images: stone sculpture at Vijayanaga
Anna L. Dallapiccola 136
IV.The Inhabited Space
7. Spatial Organisation and Aesthetic Expression in the
Traditional Architecture of Rajasthan
Kulbhushan Jain 159
8.A Tale of Two Cities: house and town in India today
Sunand Prasad 176

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